joining me sandra smith from the fox business network and co-host of the five.eals with beckel five days a week. [ laughter ] >> all right. first of all, solyndra. mf global. it seems to me it's going to be big campaign issue? >> it's definitely a trend. those that were contributing to obama before are now contributing more, sean, it was pay to play. guess what? you are going to hear on mainstream media, governor corzine, probably a hoboken resident. we're going to see them say, oh, their funds were returned. $70,000 him and wife contributed. he contributed $500,000. that is not going back. >> but it's play to play. big bunglers. they got in the white house and then they went bankrupt. >> goodrich people in the obama people and average people. demonizes the rich people but don't support him. but if you give him money. >> sean: you are a goodrich person. >> and what are you doing is so hypocritical but creating two classes. class warfare but making a class of the politically connected. >> sean: that get richer with taxpayer money at a time when people's homes are

guest includes sandra smith and leeann twedin and kurt loader. >> back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> chris, you worked as a commercial fisherman in alaska before becoming a big shot curran gist. please compare and contrast? >> i am bathing now. before i used to chase after dead fish and now i chase members of congress. >> i think the fish smelled better. >> they do. and so do i. >> yes, 11:40 am. >> excellent. >> and i am not going out with the "red eye" boy the night before so i can have my voice. >> gavin, what is going on with the book tour. >> i took out the bad words. how do people dsh -- in march. hopefully it will appear on the screen, mop tree y'all, boston. i would love for you to hear the laughter and joy conveyed. >> excellent

i am here with network reporter sandra smith. and when he is not making people laugh the world over he is grinding them up in his sub basement. it is tom shaw lieu, the host of funny story that airs on tuesday on sirius-xm radio. and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if brains were sand he would be the mojave desert. i said please welcome like we have an audience. yea! and his progressive hacking is best used for packing. good to see you pinch. >> today jonathon schulz writes of the convertible, quote,. ♪ there ain't no load i can't tow ♪ ♪ i will be there when the light comes in ♪ tell them we are survivors ♪ ♪ life is a highway ♪ i want to ride it all nightlong ♪ fresh, original and unsampled. >> fantastic. >> it was fantastic. >>> he won by a lot, but does that change the plot? they are calling it the santorum sweep which sounds like a dance i learned in mexico. tuesday night santorum captured minnesota, missouri and colorado, three states. but his res resurrection in the midsection awarded him no delegates. the contests

joining me now with reaction, sandra smith and co-host of the five, she deals with beckel five days a andrea, an undying admiration. before we get to the tactics of trying to smear and destroy people's lives. the collaboration that they talk about on weekly basis with the white house means this is a political operation. this is not a 501 c-3.d encloses collaboration with the white house. >> designed to smear and conduct sabotage and guerrilla warfare. this isn't charitable or educational about media matters. just because they are labeled a charity doesn't mean they are doing good work. their sole existence of media matters is to take out a for profit company that is news corp. >> the reason they want to take out they don't want opposition speech. they don't want alternative voices heard in the media. as strange as it sounds, if they are collaborating with the white house they are not tax expect that would be a violation of law. if they have an enemies list does it mean the white house has an enemies' list? >> you could connect those dots. >> sean: my name was on the list? >> that is p

coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" return appearances from tom shlou, sandra smith and for the first time columnist will -- william mcgern makes his debut. >> and tv's andy levy, post game wrap up. >> leeann, ask me about my lingerie line and military charity? >> andy -- >> i'm sorry. >> yes, well it is almost valentine's day all you men out there. go to leeann tweeden.com to purchase my fun, affordable sexy lingerie. and if you want to make a donation to our troops and their families my nonprofit, heros and patriots . net. >> excellent. charles how is everything at fox business? >> fantastic. rocking and rolling and the markets are rocking and rolling and we are trying to help people make money. >> when can people see you? >> 2:00 every day. also in the mornings too. it is really a lot of fun. >> it really is. >> paul, where are you going to be? >> rick bronson's house of comedy in minnesota. thursday through sunday. >> it is a

>> let's ask fox business network's sandra smith because she has all the answers.ning to you guys. instant gratification, that's what the democrats were seeking when they wrote this letter to president obama urging them to tap into the spr. the spr is by definition put into place, set aside these reserves of oil if there's a true emergency supply disruption. case in point, hurricane katrina. we lost 25% of our u.s. production. they tapped the reserve. we don't have lines at the gas pumps as you heard one of the republican congress metropolitan say. this isn't the time for convenience. this is the strategic petroleum reserve. >> this is our backup. if something really bad happens where all the oil is cut off from over there even though we produce about half the oil we use domestically here now, if the other half is cut off, then we tap it. not when you get in trouble at the polls. >> exactly much the republicans are saying enough with the short term solutions and enough with the band-aid on the problem, let's look at the long term solutions that we can put on the ta

supreme court justice sandra day o'connor, who was the recipient of our very own nas margaret chase smith award just a couple years ago at our winter conference. he investigated the impact of technology and the internet on legal education and studied the intersection of video games and moral development. he helped find legal university, provides training for professional development for poverty lawyers across the nation. he holds a ba in social studies. from harvard university, and a juris doctor from harvard law school. we ask him to speak about the committee to us about i-civics, which is a curriculum in many of our states, a number of teachers and others are using this curriculum in their government and civics classes. mr. chapman and i serve as chairs in our own states in local committees that are working closely with our supreme courts and our judicial system and others to advance the use of justice o c'connor's initiative. we're pleased to have mr. ku here and welcome and thank you for your presentation. [ applause ] >> thank you secretary, and what a great opportunity it is to addr

first to sandra smith what finally got us over the top. >> finally. i'm out of breath, 13005 is the final number. 24 points on the session is gave us that big jump, and jump in consumer spending to the highest level since 2008. that gave the boost to the down and s&p and nasdaq. s&p closing above 1370. nasdaq is nearly their level. dow, 13,000 level. some of the stocks leading the gains, mcdonald's, home depot and microsoft and johnson & johnson hit 52-week highs. microsoft it was unchanged for about ten years. it was big winner and got gains. lots of credit cards companies, visa and mastercard. and gold also rose about $12. there are green arrows and finally we did it. >> neil: all right. thank you very much. we're just getting back to old highs here. so it's not new territory but trend clearly the market trend that would send the dow to not much more than 7,000, bailouts for banks and bailouts for auto companies and rescued everybody in between. then rescues for some of those rescued. spending billions more to keep the economy afloat. market watcher

that night the two old companions rested one last time side by side on smith hill at boyle's funeral home." on behalf of my wife, sandra, and my family, i extend to the garrahy family our deepest condolences, to joe's loving wife marguerite, to their children colleen, john, mary beth, sheila, seana, and their 11 grandchildren and the entire garrahy family, we have you in our hearts. joe garrahy often spoke about the great joy his children and his 11 grandchildren gave him, especially in the years after his retirement. our thoughts and prayers are with them all today. i'm very pleased to have this opportunity to join with senator reed and with so many rhode islanders who are still remembering, thinking of, praying for and giving homage to governor garrahy. we will never forget his ready smile, his easy friendship, his distinguished service, his ability to remember every name, and his long and very loving marriage. i join senator r reed in saluting his legendary service to our state and i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president.