now is something we've had nightmares about and probably thought wouldn't happen. >> that was rudy giulianiy he says was the worst of his life and the worst for the city of new york. rudy, obviously a very emotional time for you i would imagine this week leading up to the tenth anniversary and for everyone connected with 9/11. what are your thoughts as we head toward the day? >> well, it is very emotional. i don't know what all my feelings are going to be. they're very complicated sometim sometimes. very angry, very sad. sometimes very uplifted by all the heroism that took place that day. but, you know, i think this country has gotten stronger as a result of it. i think that we learned that we can take the worst attack, you know, that we ever have. we mourn and have a hole in our hearts that will always be there, but we got through it. president obama said about a year, year and a half ago that i really agree with. he said if america were attacked again, we'd be able to handle it. something like that. some people criticized him and said, oh, that was kind of an inappropriate statement. it w

many people say, what about rudy giuliani?/11 and the anniversary reminding people under a great crisis this country faced you showed great leadership. have you 100% ruled out -- >> no. >> you haven't ruled it out? >> i haven't ruled it out. i do think in my case, the chance of getting nominated is really the hard thing to assess. because although on economic issues and national security issues i'm about as conservative as anybody in the republican party, on social issues i'm a lot more moderate. and i'm not somebody who's going to change all my positions just to get nominated or just to be president. i can't do it. so i think you'd be an awful president when you went against the things you really believe in just in order to get nominated. >> paint for me the picture in which you could be tempted to run. >> if i thought that we couldn't beat obama with the candidates that we had. i'm going to listen to the debates. we're going to have two or three the next couple of weeks. i'm going to listen to those and come to my own conclu

i also saw what rudy giuliani did as all americans did.a mayor at the time not just for america, but for new york city when they needed him the most. paul krugman has absolutely no regard for any members who suffered that day, and again, i say he's a coward and a hack. a coward because he would not allow, megyn, readers to comment on his article, quote-unquote, for obvious reasons. he should be fired. megyn: me day ya, who is paul krugman to pronounce for the world that 9/11 is, quote, a day of shame, an occasion for shame? >> well, i think paul krugman is right. 9/11 was used to justify two unjust wars that have led to the death of over 6,000 of our soldiers and hundreds of thousands of innocent iraqis and afghan civilians -- >> that's an absolute lie. >> it's been used to bloat the pentagon budget that has tanked our economy, and it's been used as an excuse to condone torture and indefinite detention which has sullied the reputation of the united states worldwide, andings, and that is a shame. megyn: i'm going to get back to brad, so the

. >> rudy giuliani this quote is classic. if you're desperate i might jump in and help run for president. >> reporter: yeah. a lot of talk what is rudy going to do? run for president again or kind of tease us with these types of comments? well, he had a little fun with it yesterday. he was here in washington for a speech. listen to what he had to say in his own words. >> if i think we are truly desperate, then i may run, which is the way i got elected to mayor of new york city. do you know what my slogan was? you can't do any worse! >> there is rudy giuliani in washington yesterday. probably throwing more cold water on the idea he is probably going to run for president. the fact he was seriously running for president. he has not ruled it out. but he does acknowledge he would have a tough time in a republican primary which is dominated by social conservatives. we know rudy is a centrist republican. >> mark, thanks. your next political update in an hour. always get all of the political news 24/7 at cnn/politics.com. >>> italy, a

. >>> and former new york mayor rudy giuliani is focusing attention nationally.the republican party. >> people often say is it safer now than before september 11th? the answer is yes, but not as safe as we should be. >> he also says that he believes the attacks didn't break our country's spirit as intended but made us more united. rudy giuliani is scheduled to be in new york for a ceremony honoring the victims. >>> and tribute for those who lost their lives on september 11th. craig boswell is in new york city with today's emotional event. >> reporter: ken, good evening to you here at the 9/11 memorial and the world trade center. the stage is set for the dedication. like you say across the country, the heros and victims are being honored and remembered. >> we're here today to remember and honor 40 men and women who gave their lives so others could live theirs. >> reporter: vice president joe biden and former presidents george bush and bill clinton were on hand for the quiet ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania, a tribute, and a the showing of a memorial honoring

rudy giuliani was the leader at this time. thompson. let's look at one of the weakest moments for mr. perry. he stumbled over what should have been, this is the easiest. a six-inch put. a well rehearsed flip on romney's flip-flops. listen. >> i think americans don't know which mitt romney they are dealing with. is it the mitt romney that was against the second amendment before he was for the second amendment? was it before he was before the social programs from the standpoint of he was far standing up for roe versus wade, before he was against it. he was for race to the top. he's for obama care and now he's against it. >> david, i have never counted so many brain freezes in one sentence. >> please make it stop. he's making george w. bush look articulate. as bad as that response was, he prepared for that line of attack and couldn't pull it off. >> you can't remember the capital of florida. >> index card it was on for him. i don't know if we'll get to it, but the answer he gave on pakistan was frightening. >> here is the fox news moderato

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my conversation with rudy giuliani andormer new york stock exchangeeo dick grasso. >>> what we learned america have changed since that fateful day. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on wall street. president obama unveiled his long-awaited plan to create jobs in an address to the country this week. the $447 billion package of tax cuts and new spending could add up to a million jobs, the president said, and increase growth by as much as three percentage points by the end of 2012. the plan includes plans to modernize schools, invest in infrastructure. but the bulk of the plan includes tax relief, including cutting taxes for both workers and employees over the short-term. >>> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke said little new in a speech in minnesota this week. mr. bernanke saying the fed has the tools to support the sluggish u.s. economy, but he declined to say specifics and whether he is pre

secretary of state hillary clinton, also you can see rudy giuliani.ice commissioner ray kelly there in the background. our alison kosik is going to have a live interview with hillary clinton and rudy giuliani coming up this hour so stay with us for that. you can see members, obviously, of the new york police department and fire department that responded on that horrible day. >>> just days before the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, u.s. intelligence officials have now uncovered a new terror threat. a senior administration official calls it specific, credible, bun unconfirmed threat. it's believed to involve three people and explosives. washington and new york cited as possible targets. barbara starr is working hr her sources at the pentagon. if you live in d.c. or new york, do you stay home this weekend? >> reporter: government officials say no. . go about your daily lives. be vigilant and keep an eye out and isn't what they have said to us the last ten years, very sadly? that is what life has become. you might ask yourself, kyra, what is

i agree, everybody points out, somebody did it last night, rudy giuliani was the leader at this time. >> fred thompson. >> let's take a look at one of the weakest moments on the fox news debate for mr. perry, governor of texas. he stumbled over what should have been, this is the easiest. a six-inch putt, i'm not a golfer, but a well rehearsed gift on romney's flip flops and he couldn't say it. let's listen >> i think americans don't know which mitt romney they are dealing with. is it the mitt romney that was an on the side of against the second amendment before he was for the second amendment? was it before he was before the social programs from the standpoint of he was far standing up for roe versus wade, before he was against it. roe versus wade. he was for race to the top. he's for obama care and now he's against it. >> david, i have never counted so many brain freezes in one sentence. >> please make it stop. please. we saw it last night. he's making george w. bush look like the most articulate statesman from texas ever. as bad as that response was, he obviously had prepared for th

we heard rudy giuliani talking about the confusion at the moment.ni was dead because he was actually trapped for a time in one of the buildings by some of the rubble. how did you get here and what was the first thing you remember seeing down here? >> bob, i got here early on. i was probably here by 9:0 that morning not long after the second plane hit. when i walked up to the scene it was controlled chaos. the firefighters were getting in position, police officers were evacuating people. and there was relative calm. people were moving away from the building but the feeling was that this is new york. the police will take care of it. the fire department will take care of it. for me, the mood turned when i was standing with three new york city police officers right on the street level by the towers. and one of the cops said look out. what's that? and we saw what we thought was a giant piece of paper floating do the ground. like columbine high school. maybe somebody was sending out an s.o.s., but as that giant piece of paper got closer to us we realized

pretty partisan too about politicians like rudy giuliani that definitely did use the nine eleven momentum for all that it was worth but i also want to talk about something that the president said yesterday because of course we had a lot of speeches a lot of commemoration going on and some inspiring words but some words that i think deserve a little bit of critique let's take a listen. curved or as a nation has not trick our faith in god and each other that is not a trick these past ten years of showing that america does not give in to fear. i one hundred percent disagree that america does not give in to fear what would you call the last ten years and some of the responses including some of the wars including the assault on our civil liberties t.s.a. scanners the fact that now we can't even try people we have to indefinitely detain them because we're too afraid to actually have be counted for our torture is that we can bring them into court with all the social disorder but now we can't bring detainees from guantanamo bay on to u.s. soil because what we learned is that i have get more for n

our coverage later today on c-span includes new york mayor rudy giuliani. be dealing his jobs plan which he wrote in "usa today." the plan, a 59-point plan which includes lowering the corporate tax rate. you'll hear his comments this afternoon at 3:40. on thursday president obama will speak to a joint session of congress about his plan and we'll have live coverage of that joint session at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> this weekend, the 10-year anniversary of 9/11 on the c-span networks with live coverage from each of the memorial sites. new york city, shanksville, pennsylvania, and the pentagon. here's our live schedule -- saturday on c-span at 12:30 p.m. eastern, the flight 93 national memorial dedication ceremony from shanksville, pennsylvania. and one from the world trade center site with president obama and former president bush. on c-span 2 at 9:00, vice president biden from the pentagon. and on c-span3 at 9:30, honoring those who lost their lives on united flight 93. 9/11 remembered, this weekend on the c-span networks. >> u.s. chamber of commerce vice presid

of 2007 when things were looking pretty bleak for the mccain candidacy everyone was expecting rudy giuliani to go against him the real clinton. mccain went to ground and cut almost all of his campaign staff except a few senior folks and the ret team and that is what sustained him all the way it to iowa and new hampshire and kept him alive as a viable candidate or at least as a possibility through the early part of the campaign cycle. >> what about conservative and liberal viewpoint web sites? >> there's a big gap between the conservatives and liberals online and in fact that traffic numbers hugely favor the liberals. it is a web traffic of black sites serving during our the liberal sites and the conservative leaning sites. a couple things. first in terms of total traffic does much more traffic to the left. second, traffic is much more concentrated actually on the right. if you see what traffic there is it is a few sites comparative to the sites like a free republic or related sites. so this leads to very different dynamics for the public cycles we have seen including in 2010 it's more impor

we keep asking rudy giuliani. guess what. if she wants in, she'll get in.ng a bigger deal out of this than anybody. we should shut up. >> that's right. >> thanks, guys. i have to say she draws a crowd though. rudy giuliani and no other candidate draws a crowd like sarah palin and when you put her on tv the ratings go up. >> so does james brown but he's not running for office. >> james brown is dead, dude. thank you. i appreciate it. the republican debate co-hosted by cnn and the tea party at 8:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> next, we'll look at the tea party's influence on the gop nomination. plus, my sit-down interview with americans about what they want to hear with the americans. we'll drill down on the no talking points coming up next. >>> let's continue our political discussion now with mr. mark preston and senate political reporter shannon travis. you got the word about michele bachmann that she'll come out targeting rick perry. >> perry is the person who's taken wind out of her sails. we are all wondering would she go after perry tomorrow in the debate. i have b

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. >> sean: whether you like rudy giuliani or not, he literally put his life on the line that way -- that and he was amazing force during that very difficult time as was president bush. >> sean: i hear you, the world hears you and soon the people whonocked down that building will hear from all of us. >> that day, you had two presidents standing there side by side to make it political is unfortunate. >> sean: greta is next, we'll see you tomorrow night. >> greta: this is a fox news alert. polls are closed in new york state. ballots are being counted now. we are standing by for results. the congressional seat is up for grabs that no one thought would be won by a republican. tonight it is very close. the race for the seat left open when anthony weiner stepped down in shame after tweeting several self-portraits of himself to women across the country. yes, there were the weird phone calls. tonight many are saying this is not about congressman weiner or the two candidates fighting for the sea. many say this race is about -- for the seat. many say this race is about president obama. the first ti

we keep asking rudy giuliani. guess what. if she wants in, she'll get in.this than anybody. we should shut up. >> that's right. >> thanks, guys. i have to say she draws a crowd though. rudy giuliani and no other candidate draws a crowd like sarah palin and when you put her on tv the ratings go up. >> so does james brown but he's not running for office. >> james brown is dead, dude. thank you. i appreciate it. the republican debate co-hosted by cnn and the tea party at 8:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> next, we'll look at the tea party's influence on the gop nomination. plus, my sit-down interview with americans about what they want to hear with the americans. we'll drill down on the no talking points coming up next. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables.

chris christy, sarah palin and rudy giuliani.with the primary season kicking off after the new year it's just three months, that's not a lot of time to build a campaign. >> a source said that iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, nevada are all going to announce their dates tomorrow at the earliest. >> what about possible penalties that florida could face. could they loose delegates for this? >> reporter: they could loose half their delegates. something they are aware of. when they were making decision today one state official tried to set up why he voted the way he did. >> i know if the situation was -- republicans might loose delegates but i think it's more about the motion of florida than about the parties. >> reporter: the republican national convention will be in florida this year. the lawmakers think the state has more to gain than it may loose. it's a gamble but it's the one they are taking. >> we will watch closely. thank you. >>> >> coming up new, new laws taking effect in maryland tomorrow. we will tell you what they mea

. >> let's talk about rudy giuliani's advice there.inning iowa means something. that doesn't sound like a guy who is running for president. >> i don't think giuliani is running for president. >> right. >> and if he is, let's stop him right now. >> let's talk about watching this romney period. if you're watching it from out here it feels as if this presidential primary is in another gear and we'll see that tonight. it seems like things are finally beginning to focus. it feels like we know what the field is going to be. there's speculation with other people that jump in. my guess is that sarah palin is not going to jump in, but the race is coming into focus and you have the two-person race with one other person trying to get in and you definitely have the second tier of candidates here and i just feel for now, it's the psychological boost that comes after labor day, so i feel we're definitely into a new phase of this race. >> maggie, we heard from governor romney who was asked about the whole perry thing and he said last night to larry k

ten years later matt lauer is live at ground zero, and rudy vice president joe biden and rudy giuliani speak out live about the anniversary of 9/11. in a live interview the mother of a murdered yale student explains why she's suing the university for wrongful death. now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today" just the first stop of the day today on your nbc station.

. >> another name, there is speculation about rudy giuliani. >> may be. he said only if there was no other option. there are many people taking part in the debate. many names could emerge as more favored as the procedure moves forward. these debates will help i think in meeting the direction that this whole campaign will go. >> we are watching the republican candidates' debate. the father of a kidnapped israeli soldier is looking to free his son from the netted nations. he's trying to link to the u.n. membership and the captivity by the amass -- hamas authorities. >> it was a warm reception in new york. the city's counselors honored his kidnapped son. the father has come to make his case at the u.n.. he is arguing against a palestinian bid to seek recognition as a u.n.-recognized state. he's arguing that they should not be granted unless his son is released. >> they just gained recognition as a legitimate state in one hand, and in the other hand, they are holding hostage. this is clearly a violation of any humanitarian law. >> the soldier was captured whe

mark, quick question about rudy giuliani, not ruling out a run for the white house. and he said something interesting, about maybe getting in if people are desperate? >> yeah. people are desperate. rudy giuliani has a good sense of humor and the fact of the matter is, he is seriously considering running for president. from what i hear from people close to him he wants to get into the race. he talked a little bit about it yesterday. let's have a listen to what he has to say. >> if i think we're truly desperate, i may run, which is the way i got elected the mayor of new york city. know what my slogan was? you can't do any worse. >> the problem for rudy giuliani is the fact that he is a centrist republican and when you get into the republican primary dominated by conservative voters, social conservative voters, even rudy giuliani who won't likely get into the race, understands that would be a big mountain for him to climb. >> it would make it interesting. all right. mark preston, thank you very much. a quick programming note, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani joi

rudy giuliani jumped in late. he was polling at about 35%. this isn't unusual.igns aren't settled just in a day. this is a marathon and we're very pleased. and by the way, with our campaign, our campaign is doing very well. >> that's a fair historical point, if you look at the -- if we go back and look here, september 2007, rudy giuliani leading the republican field with 28%. fred thompson, 27%. john mccain, the ultimate nominee, in third place at that time. might she have a point? might governor perry be a flash in the pan? >> if you go back, everyone thought senator clinton was the odds-on nominee. perry has been governor for nearly 11 years of texas. during that time, you've seen per capita income has increased from last year to this year. at a time the president's offering as talk and promises, rick perry is creating jobs. for me, it's not about polls. he's not the kind of guy that sticks his finger out in the wind and sees which ways the polls are going. we elected a leadership, president obama, that gives great speeches. clearly has been overwhelmed by the

and i agree with you, everybody points out, somebody did it last night, rudy giuliani was the leader at this time. >> fred thompson. >> let's take a look at one of the weakest moment many people believe on the fox news debate for mr. perry, the governor of texas. he stumbled over what should have been -- this is the easiest, which is a chip, a six-inch putt, and a well-rehearsed riff on romney's politics, and he couldn't say it. let's listen. >> i think americans just don't know sometimes which mitt romney they're dealing with. is it the mitt romney that was on the side of -- against the second amendment, before he was for the second amendment? was it before he was before the social programs from the standpoint of he was far, standing up for roe versus wade, before he was against verse -- roe versus wade. he was for race to the top. he's for obama-care, and now he's against it. >> david corn, i have never counted so many brain freezes in one sentence. >> please make it stop, chris, please! we saw it last night. he's making george w. bush look like the most articulate statesman from t

schumer and hillary clinton, new york senators at the time, the former governor and former mayor rudy giuliani all rang the bell on september 17th, 2001, the day the exchange reopened. many felt a mix of emotions. >> the worst memory-- memory i have of that day is watch a man throw himself out 16901s, 102nd floor, it stays with me always. i will never get over it. >> you have that horrible memory, and the horrible memory of the loss. but then you also have the inspiring memory of the thousands and thousands of new yorkers who rushed to the site. >> reporter: in the financial world much has changed since 9/11. america's unemployment rate now is double what it was back then. and the nation has endured two recessions. but one thing hasn't changed much at all, stock prices. since september 10th, 2001, the dow has risen just 14%. that means an average gain of less than 2% a year. but today many weren't thinking about profits. they were thinking about losses. on 9/11 floor broker kenney pulcaryi decide on a lark to leave his world trade center office and join colleagues. >> only by the grace of god

. >> reporter: donald trump and rudy giuliani making appearances for the republican bob turner. this time, frustration with the economy trumped party line tradition here. and according to a bloomberg poll released today, across the country, more than half of americans doubt the president's jobs plan will work. and the news is even worse among independent voters he needs win re-election. the only other special election for congress went to the republicans, too, by a huge 22-point margin in reno, nevada. >> democrats would be whistling past the graveyard if they did not see this as a sign that they are facing significant risk. >> reporter: a coast to coast rebuke that has republican candidates like rick perry proclaiming early victory. >> last night's election results from new york and nevada sent signals that president obama will be a one-term president. >> reporter: or at least a signal that a second term depends on more jobs and an improved economy. jim avila, abc news, queens, new york. >>> and we turn next to a major announcement from walmart today, targeted at women who crea

sensations exhibit, where the depiction of the virgin mary particularly angered the mayor of new york, rudy giuliani, and he threatened to cut off funding. you had to watch that with interest. what was your take on that controversy? well, it was very clear that the mayor was in violation. he can say whatever he wants to say; that's fine. but he cannot withhold money from the people's museum. and, you know, that's in violation of what the supreme court's decision was. he can say whatever he want-- what bothers me a little bit is, i think people need more education-- and the mayor certainly did-- about where the artist came from: nigeria; what his parents thought about the virgin mary and how she was deified in that country before he started to make a decision about it being sacriligious or something. you tell a number of very interesting stories in the book about specific battles over specific art. and one is a about a film called watermelon woman and that your description is that it has a lovemaking scene-- but fairly modest by standards-- and it involved some lesbians-- african-american lesbian wom

all a big time radio contract instead of standing between rush at a white klan hood or back with rudy giuliani was called out for exploiting nine eleven and he was called mr nonverbal nine eleven. is using the same strategy mr noun verb and obama's skin color and that's very very cool. coming out riots riots everywhere just not in the united states but how much longer until the peaceful streets of america and well. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through. who can you trust no one who is in view with the global machinery to see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called satchels when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. welcome back to the big picture i'm sam arbonne coming up in this half hour bus thirty is causing animosity and breeds so will the same sort of austerity in the night. states cause similar problems is social unrest coming to america and from the troy davis execution to the behavior on wall street looks and at times like our nations being taken over by psychopaths a break down just how insane things o

earlier, we heard from president obama, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani.ksville, pennsylvania, and the pentagon. peter doocy reports from washington. >> reporter: president george w. bush laid a wreath this morning at the spot where americaner alines flight 77 hit the pentagon almost ten years ago. his wife laura by his side. president bush paused and reflected back before departing. also at the ceremony next to the pentagon 9/11 stone, former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld and the current secretary of defense leon panetta, we did hear from president obama who says we will always keep faith with the families of the fallen. and that we will always remember the first responders who risked their lives and those who gave their lives. the last decade has been difficult, but in the last two-and-a-half years wave taken out more al-qaeda leaders than at any point since 9/11. so now is the time to end our wars. >> they want to draw us in to endless war, zapping the strength as a confidence as a nation. as we put relentless pressure on al-qaeda, we are ending

. >> a rudy giuliani, not there.actly dominate the field the last time he tried running for president. but apparently he's not ruling it out in 2012. sort of. paul, america's mayor still has it if the republicans want it, right? >> yeah, it's pretty much just talking. he's been flirting with it all year, but earlier this week right here in washington, d.c., he said you know what, they'd have to be desperate to have me. he was on piers morgan last night, drew. he said that if he thinks the other guys and ladies who are already in the race couldn't beat president obama, he'd jump in. you know what? he thinks maybe he could do well. take a listen, drew. >> do you think you could beat barack obama? >> who knows. barack obama could be very dampbt year from now. he could be much more popular. he could be much more unpopular. it could go either direction. if barack obama remained where he roughly is now, sure, i think i could beat him. >> listen, anything could happen in politics, right? let's not say never. i'm not putting

rudy giuliani was top can the republican pack for president with 28% of the vote.or thompson was second:23%. john mccain a distant third. but he went on to win the nomination. mitt rom an -- mitt romney and e huckabee round out the five. the solar company that went bankrupt and left taxpayers on the hook for half a billion dollars. now the house oversight commit eve is investigating the white house's record on so-called green jobs. >> reporter: in advance of tomorrow's test moan write from leaders of brucht solyndra in which they plan to plead the fifth. the oversight committee released a majority report that secures the obama administration's green jobs record. they say taxpayers have received little return from president obama's investments in green jobs. >> they are building more coal plants and buying more more can coal than any other customer. the number one exporter of coal to china is us. the number one importer of coal in the world is china from us. they are building wind mills so we can subsidize them and buy them. they are buying solar panels so we can su

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rick perry according to all the national polls clearly the republican front-runner, but rudy giulianiersonal experience being a front run her this advice. listen. >> at this point 4 years ago, i was the nominee and going to run against hillary clinton. you see how accurate those things are. >> here makes a valid point. these national polls, forget about it. the only thing important is iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, florida. that's where the polling counts, not the national polls. he was by far the front-runner. >> these polls tend to measure things that are yearnings rather than emotions or feelings. republicans know mitt romney well and know his strengths and weaknesses and not all are sold on him. if the question is would you like mitt romney or somebody else, a lot of people say the guy behind door number two. tonight the republicans are going to begin the process of discovering this other person and may not find he is so great. >> you remember four years ago when hillary clinton was way ahead of barack obama who is barely known in the national polls. >> that was true in the

have we done in the last ten years, what do we still face, and one of the points quickly that rudie giulianiot like december 7th that we can wrap up and put on a shelf. it's part of our current and present and future reality, and pwoeurbg the events over the last 24 hours show exactly how true that is. bill: sure does. chris, we'll be watching, chris wallace, thank you for your time. >> thanks bill. martha: we always hear about bitter partisanship, right, but who says theand republicans can't get along, especially when it comes to golf? check out this unguarded moment between vice president joe biden and speaker john boehner before the president spoke last night. watch: >> wait a minute! >> i missed a 4-foot birdie on the last hole. >> no! >> one day i play great, next day, i play awful. but this is the round of the decade. >> that's incredible. martha: prices are! o priceless! one day you play great, next day you play terrible. bill: that's golf, baby! martha: think we need another round of diplomacy. bill: missed that birdie putt by 4 feet. martha: say it isn't so! bill: we all have. >>> a

>> it's amazing, particularly since you had a republican party epitomized by people like rudy giuliani who were 9/11, as biden said, they were all guarding this horrible tragedy and, you know, enforcing a kind of political correctness, and we get to a point not that many years later where you have tom coburn, a conservative republican, leading the charge to keep the federal government from helping first responders and their families from 9/11. that's an enormous seat change, matched, by the way, the new isolationism in the republican party. that's the other big change. the mccain, lindsey graham view, the bush view, the bush-cheney view, is now also not the mainstream of the gop anymore. it's going back to its isolation as pre-9/11 mindset, as they would say. >> it is a compelling and grim piece. frank rich, writer at large for "new york magazine," thank you very much for joining me tonight. >> delighted to be with you. >>> coming up, how corporations pay their ceos more, more than they actually pay in federal taxes. that gets tonight's rewrite. >>> and later, mayor michael bloomberg's

i had written to mayor rudy giuliani a week before and composed a four-page proposal in what i wanted to do in ground zero and i based it on the foreign security photographs of the depression. i enumerated all of the assets that were down there, building facades, lampposts, trees and parks, subway instances, news kiosks. i wanted to make a description of everything in and around ground zero as well as the lives of the workers who came to do the task of cleaning up and making the recovery. this is the front of the winter garden where a bridge leaped out of that hole and crossed the highway onto the mezzanine of the plaza. to stand in front of this building, once a glittering marble atrium and now a haggy room glazed by sunlight was incredibly moving. and i was back there just this morning and was amazed to see and hear the sounds of children, the children of battery park city, playing in this atrum again. an atrium with people when men in business suits and kids in diapers, a real community again. this is the american express building in the world financial center and in it stuck up 20

former new york mayor rudy giuliani and former defense secretary donald rumsfeld. that's this "fox news sunday." and then sunday at 6:00 p.m., a special edition of "special report" with bret baier from the pentagon. you won't want to miss bret's extended all-star pal as they discuss 9/11 then and now. and meanwhile, keep it right here on fox all weekend where more news is always on the way.. >>> today our fellow citizens, our way of life, our freedom came under attack in a series of deliberate and deadly terrorist acts. thousands of lives were suddenly ended by evil dis able acts of terror. -- despicable acts of terror. >> well, it was a gorgeous day. the president arrived just as usual for an event, reading in a small classroom then a larger speech in the gym about education. >> welcome aboard. fox & friends 2 minutes after 8. 2 after 5 out west. >>> it was a regular day. i started at bryant park. >> something a little extra. >> great item on the front page. >> president bush is in florida, encouraging reading programs. >> california grand jury has decided against

the former president and rudy giuliani can defend hem service -- them services and history will make. it was despicable when he said the memory of 9/11 has become an occasion for shame. it is occasion for honor, remembrance and great courage. it is disgusting. >> sean: john, what do you think the strategy is behind, you know, black people should hang from trees and republicans want that and they can go straight to hell l and they are sons of bitches and we are at war with them. -- >> conservatives say if you keep it up obama is going to be attacked, krugman is giving cover to the 9/11 truthers. i was at ground zero yesterday. they were going after bush, after giuliani, going after kerik. he gives those people coverage. you shouldn't be doing that. >> they are very conservative, those are not wrals -- liberals. by the way it is a small percentage on the left. >> sean: where is obama, leader on the civility police quick to go after sarah palin after gabrielle giffords and the shooting in tucson. >> i don't think he -- >> sean: yes, he gave in whole speech. >> the effort is, bob underst

and, that is you know -- rudy giuliani said it was the worst day of his life and also the best day of the 1993 bombing and when the iron workers rebuilt it, they used the great american pride and steel much too big, and, that area where it was kind of a cocoon where we survived and i believe i was directed to that spot, and, the iron workers had built a safe -- place of safety for us. >> bill: so ten years later, now, we sit here, and, as you go about the city, the firefighters have been visited by so many tourists who come to new york, for the past decade and, it was interesting to walk by the fire houses this week and see how they are getting ready for today. did they dread this day? did they welcome it in a way where they could say hello, again, to lost friends? i'd imagine the emotions have been all over the spectrum. >> yeah and i think that is probably true. i don't think there is a general emotion of the firefighters, other than very somber and really, very sad remembrance. you know, we live every day, to save people's lives and fire trucks run around new york city right now wi

bush and rudy giuliani fake heroes for their behavior after september 11th.of defense donald rumsfeld among hundreds of readers insulted by the krugman comments, rumsfeld tweeted this. after reading krugman's repugnant piece on 9/11, i canceled my subscription to "the new york times" this a.m. how many of you others felt the same way? or didn't? let us know. >> now he doesn't have to go out the driveway to pick up that paper in the blue bag. meanwhile, let's take a look at the weather ahead as you go outside to pick up your newspaper, well, you know what? if you're in porpgss tions of aa and new mexico, it's kind of damp in your driveway. balance of the country is for the most part nice and dry and temperatures not too bad. we have a lot of 50's and 60's in the northern half. 60's and 70's down south. it will be another hot one in dallas. look at that, holy cow, 107 in the big d. 102 in san antonio. they have really melted this summer. meanwhile, mid to upper 80's in the mid atlantic and 70's in portions of new england. all right. let's go outside to find out