also scott paul, executive director of the alliance for american manufacturing.ll three of these agreements, the money laundering and bank secrecy in panama, the re-funding of the north korean government to develop a nuclear programs through the back-door payoffs out of south korea, and then colombia. give us the highlights of why this deal is so disgusting. >> people are worried it doesn't address the violence. in your introyou said there's no more dangerous place in the world to be involved in a union. they've had nearly 3,000 murder of unionists in the last five years. clop bhiia and the u.s. agreed to plans over the course of months and years colombia will address some of these problems and institute some legislation that's supposed to protect unionists. the concern is it's just window dressing. it's not exactly tied to the trade agreement itself. >> scott, isn't the point of these deals for the businesses in america that lobby to get them and benefit from them, whether it's with klein or whatever? access to cheaper labor, less regulation, less environmental

joining me now is scott paul, the executive director of the alliance for american manufacturing. e turning. a year ago, they weren't like this. scott, what's happening out there? >> well, i think americans know that we've tried every other way. we've tried financialization. we tried austerity. what we haven't tried is manufacturing. it's what we're really good at in this country, as you mentioned. we know how to make things. but the american people don't see washington focused on policies that will strengthen our manufacturing base. in fact, they see everything else. and they are desperate for washington to do something about manufacturing, to get tough with our trade partners to stand up for american workers, to invest in this sector of the economy and to make sure that america is the number one manufacturer in the world which americans don't think we are anymore. they think china has gained that lead and we're following behind. >> are lawmakers taking notice here to the numbers? what kind of response are you getting? >> we've actually had a great response. we've done a number of

paul mccurio. his latest cd is called "image makeover" andly -- and good to see you, pinch. >> reviewer al scott writes the transformer side of the moon, the sci-fi tour de force examines a dysfunction between political rhetoric and the realities of the agriculture resistance. the simple life is in the modern world an endlessly complicated matter. bravo, sir, im rav -- bravo. just kidding. he hated it. >> thank you for burning a minute off this show, pinch. >> should you think twice before doing something nice? does opening a door make you a sexist bore? that seems to be the message of a new study that claims to be -- to mean men treating women nicely can be a form of sexism. the study called "seeing the unseep" set out to see if people recognized sexism in their daily lives by having them write down sexist comments or behavior they came across. in addition to stuff like unwanted sexual tension or gross comments, the researchers asked pooh em to record so-called benevolent sexism. stuff like men complementing women on feminine behavior and sheltering them. they found that men simply refused to see thin

paul mccartney and ringo starr have been approached by olympic organizers to perform together at the london games, along with family members of john lennon and george harrison. >> and mila kunis has accepted sergeant scott moore's invitation to attend the marine corpse ball in greenville, north carolina, on november 18th. moore was stationed in afghanistan and posted a clip on youtube, asking kunis to go with him. >> encouraged by recent co-star justin timberlake via twitter, kunis replied, i'll do it, agreeing to be the sergeant's date. >> you watched the youtube clip, right? >> i did, it's great. >> he's not being serious? >> he's being a little over the top. but it's so cute, that he did that and she agreed to go. >> we'll have to hear from her afterwar afterwards. >>> this comes to us from massachusetts where drivers of one new car can take off in more ways than one. the federal government has given the green light for the transition. america's first flying car to hit the roads and runways. it's a two-seat prop plane that can fly the friendly skies and transform to hit the highway as a four-wheel roadster. they're expected to roll out next year with a $250,000 price tag, giving drivers a costly opti

scott walker was battling. he didn't shy -- he wasn't shy at all saying that walker should maybe, you know, rethink his strategy. and here all of a sudden, he's dodging and weaving. >> paul: he didn't want to declare himself on it even though his appointees-- >> exactly. >> presidential campaign politics, paul. the union leadership has been publicly and explicitly upset with the president for not carrying through on card check. they're angry. if their members sit on their hands next year, he's going to lose that election. >> and the way that the republicans do? >> the point is if you get the right candidate, they will make hay, with performances like this, because, this president can no longer run as a uniter, as a transcendent president. you have to show these clips of this isolation of anyone in the business or you all of these fat cats who are now equated to this is the enemy of the good and true. >> what do they do about the debt limit though? >> well, what the president going to do next, he's going to withhold, threaten to withhold social security checks and threaten to cut off funding for the military and so forth. you remember after the tax cut deal, he said the r

tonight, scott miller looks at the president and his assassin and the changing era in which they lived on cspan's "q7a." >> welcome to news "makers." our guest this week is kentucky senator rand pauloining us from capitol hill. >> good to be with you. >> our reporters are major garrett. >> do you believe the august 2 deadline this doubles by secretary of the treasury tim geithner is a real deadline? if you were to describe your -- to your constituents and condin kentucky what the consequences would be if we did not reach the debt ceiling? >> ultimately, if a country's keeps spending more than it takes in, about the deadline, it has been moved three or four months and there is already rumors from the of ministration they could move it again. the real thing is that people need to realize we bring about -- we bring in about $200 billion of revenue every month that we spend about 20 billion on interest. there are plenty -- there's plenty of tax revenue to keep paying our debt of our taxes and never default. i'd the responsible thing for the president to do is to take off the table and say we won't default and we will continue to bear interest matter what because we want to keep our go

paul. for the latest political news you know exactly where to go. cnnpolitics.com. >>> all right pap controversy over rob lowe's next movie. he is set to play accused wife killer scotterson. here is lowe explaining that role. >> this is for the part that i'm playing now. i'm playi ining drew peterson. drew is the cop from chicago. and the first wife was found dead in the try bathtub. second wife disappeared. still don't know where she is. he's currently awaiting trial for the murder of the first wife. >> so drew peterson is trying to stop production of this movie. this weekend i talked about this with our legal guys and asked if peterson's lawsuit has a chance. >> the book was written. it was called "untouchable." it's about drew peterson. wouldn't you imagine that his legal counsel would have written to the publishers trying to cease -- have them cease and desist? unfortunately, nobody apparently on the legal team reads. but they do watch television. so they're now trying to convince lifetime to stop the production. well, there's no more legal chance or constitutional chance in the world of that happening. drew peterson is concerned that he might appear in not a pa

paul will host the journal editorial report, tune in for that tomorrow at 2:00pm eastern. and jon scottts news watch after that at 2:30. jon: fox news alert, an update on the casey anthony situation. of course you know she's going to remain in jail for about another nine days to be released in mid july, after that four-year sentence on lying to investigators. we are told by our reporter who is -- has been in the courtroom throughout this trial that her mother requested a 7pm video meeting with her in the jailhouse. casey anthony said, no, mom, don't want to talk to you, at least not now. we'll be back with more coverage on "happening now" in just a bit. jaime: a school cheating scandal in georgia is drawing national attention. atlanta teachers and principals accused of changing answers to improve standardized test scores. cheating was so widespread it involves nearly half of the city's 100 schools. george frankie from our fox affiliate reports. >> reporter: the 800-page report prepared by a team of investigators and released by the governor's office outlines evidence against teachers, p