can >> sean: all right. think he's doing a great . [ talking over each other ] >> sean: he's doing great. it will be interesting to see if he runs. [ talking over each other ] >> sean: coming up. while the unemployment rate sits at 9.6%, the scary fact is that in reality it may be higher. when we get become we'll tell you about that and who >> sean: more bad news for the obama administration. the final jobs report came out today. it is not pretty. according to the report, 95,000 more jobs were lost last month. employment is holding steady at 9.6%. john boehner give his take on all of this. >> it looks like the reports we've seen every month since president obama signed the stimulus spending bill into law. unemployment is high. millions of americans out of work. private sector job creation remains flat. that's what you for your 787 billion dollars worth of spending. >> sean: a recent gallup analysis pains a more dire picture. saying the real unemployment -- employment rate is over 10%. the federal reserve thi

>> sean, go ahead. >> sean: this is really important. there's a lot of facts in this case i'm not sure if everybody in the audience is aware of. she hired an employment agency. she insisted the person she hire is legal. the person had a legal driver's license which means she lied in that application form to get the license. she had a social security card. she signed an i-9 form, also lied about it. she was paid $23 an hour. it seems meg whitman did all due diligence that any reasonable person would do to come lie with the law. when she found out she broke the law she fired her and she did it reluctantly and she didn't turn her in. d$y the law when she hired her and fired her. >> i agree meg did her due diligence. what turned me off was that then she started whining and accusing other people if she had stood by her -- >> she is not a politician. jerry brown is a slick package. she an executive. she is coming in to do a . she may not be the most popular she has a -- job, you don't bush whack. >> if someone is part of my family for nine yea

>> sean: extraordinarily radical.e with our panel, straight ahead. úóóñ÷o7 >> sean: we continue with our great american panel. sticking with the theme that government is corrupt. south in south dakota, you have democrats -- [ laughing ] >> there are some people in government who have made mistakes. >> sean: your friend charlie rangel is one. >> he's not again proven guilty of anything. >> sean: he has four rent controlled appears, it is against the law. >> in this country allegations are not convictions. >> sean: why did the democrats strip him of his chairmanship? >> he stepped down. >> sean: he was forced to step down. >> government is not corrupt. >> sean: i'm going to take my foot off your back and i'll tell you why. because i admire loyalty. i'm a very loyal guy. you are being extraordinarily loyal. >> because charlie rangel has been loyal to the american public. >> sean: stop, now you have really lost it. democrats in south dakota holding three early vote rallies on reservations featuring thieves for potent

>> sean: extraordinarily radical.r panel, straight ahead. ♪ i used to see the puddles, but now i see the splash. ♪ i wanted love, i needed love ♪ ♪ most of all, most of all... ♪ >> sean: we continue with our great american panel. sticking with the theme that government is corrupt. south in south dakota, you have democrats -- [ laughing ] >> there are some people in government who have made mistakes. >> sean: your friend charlie rangel is one. >> he's not again proven guilty of anything. >> sean: he has four rent controlled appears, it is against the law. >> in this country allegations are not convictions. >> sean: why did the democrats strip him of his chairmanship? >> he stepped down. >> sean: he was forced to step down. >> government is not corrupt. >> sean: i'm going to take my foot off your back and i'll tell you why. because i admire loyalty. i'm a very loyal guy. you are being extraordinarily loyal. >> because charlie rangel has been loyal to the american public. >> sean: stop, now you have really lost it. democ

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>> sean: apparently not., as i talk to people, four hours a day and i read the e-mail here at fox. and i listen to people. the one message coming across is they want america to return to its first principles. they feel like government has gotten too big, too arrogant, too out of control. they want to go back to what they believe is who are of a constitutional government. if you are elected, and you are up in the polls, how do you convoy to people, through legislation, that you agree that message? >> well sean, first of all the constitution, the greatest document ever created, we need to make sure our laws adhere to that i firmly believe if that. that's going to be very important to me every time i review a piece of legislation. we've got to get our fiscal mouse in order. i totally get with senator mccain. i do not support earmarks. i won't seek them for our state. we need to make sure we have a balanced budget. those are the things that will get us back to basic principles and get country on track. >> sean: h

i don't see that side of him. >> well, sean, sean, bill clinton could be for anything on any given day and convince the american people that he has always sincerely from the beginning of his life always been there. he was a really good politician. president obama was the most liberal member of the united states senate for the four years served there. that is hard to do. >> sean: you don't see him learning from the clinton model? at last trying -- look the era of big government is over, end of welfare as we know it. you don't hear those words coming out of barack obama's mouth? >> no. i know republicans if we get back in charge, we are gonna fight for a smaller, less costly more accountable government. to the extent the president wants to work with us, we welcome his support. >> sean: how much can you accomplish in a divided government situation? you can repeal health care he's not going to sign it. you can cut spending he's not going to go along. what does that mean? >> no tax increases, no cap and trade. no increases in spending. there are a lot of things that we can do, including doi

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thanks for being with us. >> thank you sean. >> sean: polls have you up. i've been reading and seeing that there is more money going against you. how many times has the president and vice president been in ohio to campaign against you? >> barack obama will be here 11 times on sunday night sean. 11 times. joe biden has been here four times in the last three weeks. there's been more money spent against me than any candidate in america. the reason is obama is running for reelection he knows if he loses ohio he's in trouble. all i'm doing is run for governor. he's going to appear with his twin here ted strickland. it gives people an opportunity to vote against more taxes, more stimulus, to be in a position to vote against obamacare. try to get this economy straightened out. it is a very central race. 11 times sean, they are coming after johnny kasich for 11 times he's gonna be here, amazing. people can come on our website, kasichforohio.com. sunday night at 6:30. we are going to talk about the damage the obama agenda has done to us. if you have extra nickels o

i like you sean. >> sean: i like you too. i'm not known of peace, -- on that note of peace, harmony, love and kumbaya, good-bye. >> frank luntz is next in connecticut with one of his focus groups looking at the latest round of political ads >> sean: first a fellow democrat insist that he wouldn't back nancy pelosi for another term. rumors a pelosi aide denies. a new poll shows her favorable rating has dropped to 29%. madame speaker, i believe the american people and members of your own party have spoken. come 2011, you might need a new job. of >> sean: with less than two weeks before voters head to the polls a slew of political ads are hitting the airwaves. frank luntz is in connecticut to get their reaction on whether the ad blitz hurts or helps the candidate? >> it seems the closer we get to the election the more acrimonious it becomes. let's go to one of the great swing states in america which usually is more civil to each other, connecticut. are you guys upset about the negativity in politics? >> yes! >> can you talk to e

>> sean: i do.think the conway ad among democrats, his own party, his highest rating among democrats was 53. rand paul among democrats, republican, he got more democrats, i think up to a little over 70 at one point in his positive ad. so it seems to me based on the ads and the perception from tonight's debate that rand paul is in a very good position as of tomorrow, three weeks outside of this election. >> why do you think conway -- i've watch the discussion, why do you think conway has been going after paul? >> you can't take one clip out like grayson did in florida. you got conway doing it here. one 10 second increment of a video and make a point, you can't do it. >> conway is mimicking clinton and obama and he's slick. the other guy he owns a business he's coming from grass roots. >> the other thing is that paul is taking a stand. he's offering suggestions which we hear on one side they keep complaining we are not hearing suggestion as soon as they do they attack them. >> i feel there's a section

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>> sean: would you vote for me? >> of course. >> sean: over barack obama?rience. but the republicans have nobody. the republicans have zero, zip for a candidate. >> sean: i'm thinking tuck going to run. chris christie won't run. >> i don't like carr. >> what kind of car did you have? >> i think chris christie is going to be the nominee. >> sean: latino voters would vote overwhelmingly democratic. they are totally not engaged in this race. >> sit this one out. >> sean: why? >> a number of reasons. i think they are affected not enthusiastic about this administration. the white house and the democratic party gambled to try to fire the latinos up over the immigration issue and it didn't work. >> it backfired. they seem to have operational blow-back and they've managed to fire up the other side on that issue. they might have lost that. >> that is so true. harry reid moved immigration up on the schedule when he knew it could never go through. i think it was a race conscious strategy and a disspeubl -- despicable one. it made opponents of immigration mad. >> i dis

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governor, good to see you. >> good to be with you sean, thank you. >> sean: it is almost like they areense attorneys in this case. your reaction? >> well, there's a story out this week sean that says that americans have less trust in the three big networks than they've ever had. in fact, as americans get their news, cage news comes first, friends and family comes second, all the way down to fifth place comes the three big networks. where americans used to get most of their news. the reason is and the survey showed this, the americans don't trust the big networks any more. this story and the way it has been covered is good reason why there's not been a balance on it, at all. >> sean: we had the comments by feisal abdul-rauf, 19 days after 9/11. you would think that would be a big focus or his unwillingness to condemn hamas, a terror organization. you would think that would be a big focus. the fact that they ignore it. they support agenda. like they have forgotten their jobs. i get criticized. but i'm telling people, i'm a conservative. and i have an opinion. it is a very different type

it's wrong. >> sean, do you want to ask a question? >> sean: i do. i was watching closely.conway ad among democrats his own party highest rating is 53. rand paul among democrats? you know, republican, he got more, democrats up to what? over 70 at one point? in his positive ad. so it teams -- seems to me just based on ads that rand paul is in a good position what, as of three weeks outside of the election. >> why do you think conway, i've watched this debate and watched discussions. why do you think he's going after rand paul? >> you can't take one clip. you've got conway doing it here, one 10-second video and then make a point bit. you can't do it. >> conway sounds like a politician, just mimicking clinton and he's slick. the other guy owns a business coming from grass roots. >> he's trying to be pro active. >> other thing is that rand paul is taking a stand. offering suggestions which, we hear on one side they keep complaining here not hearing any suggestions. as soon as they do they just attack them. >> i feel there is a section of videos in the being displayed this eveni

back to you sean right now. >> sean: shep, you have covered a lot of these stories over the years. as you read some of the stories of some of the miners you hear the story of one guy proposed to his partner and asked her hand in marriage on one of the video communications they had. and they were able to send up. you have another case, a wife gave birth to a baby girl on settlement 14th. they've been down there since august 5th. you have health problems, hypertension, diabetes. one of the more compelling sides of this, assuming everyone gets up safely is the family side of this. >> shepard: every sort of human story will be emerging from that cave at some point. i was interested to hear from the sister with adam. adam, if you are able to do the translations, could you ask what the first 17 days were like? if there was a time when she thought her loved one had died there as we are lead to believe? >> reporter: i will, yeah. i want to say what she said a moment ago. her brother is 48 years old, lives nearby he's very strong and very nervous and a lot of the men below are nervous. [ sp

. >> sean: this is a fox news alert. moments ago rescue crews at the san jose mine in >> reporter: this is a pull the 33rd and final miner out to freedom completing a rescue that began late last night. the first miner was pulled two the surface 12:04 a.m. local time,. the rescue capsule pulling them to safety did not rotate as much as officials thought, allowing the crew to take faster trips under ground and back up. the miners were trapped for 69 days half a mile underground since august 5th, when the mine they were working in caved in. for 17 days no one knew if the miners were dead or alive. tonight we have complete coverage from the mine in chile, as the rescue draws to a close. members of our medical team, shepard smith will be joining us. but first to the president of chile as he makes some public comments. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ chilean anthem ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> you have been the most important support down there. thank you very much for you taking care of my family, which was very difficult. the first days it was really

. >> that's right, sean.his government has exceedingly set deadlines and then beat them.en it went faster than people thought it would. originally they thought it would take one hour for eachho miner to come out. hour by the end they were extremelyut efficient dropping the capsule e down and pulling it up. it was getting battered, but no damage.no a very smooth operation withh et no delays technically.chcall we have been seeing the shift foreman, the shift supervisor.s he has been talking to thed he president, and he has really opi occupied a position of honor. during the first 17 days when7 these miners were alone in anrkness and presumed dead, this is one of the men who helped organize them into shifts of daytime and nighttime to keep peoplehtti oplepied, keep people following a set of rules, and really to keep people together with discipline. position he was given a position of honor. when he came out last, you saw him report the president calling him, mr. shift h supervisor. you are a goohid boss. a you p

good to see you. >> good to be with you, sean.most like they are the defense attorneys in this case. your reaction? >> well, there's a story out this week, sean, that says americans have less trust in the three big networks than they have ever had. as americans get their news cable news comes first, friends and family come second, all of the way down to 5th place comes the three big networks where americans used to get most of they're news. the reason is and the surveys show this, americans simply don't trust the big networks any more. i think this story and the way it has been covered is a good reason why. there has not been a balance on it. >> we had the comments by faisal 19 days after that would be a reason to condemn hamas a terror organization. you think that would be a big focus. the fact that they ignore it it is like they have forgotten the agenda. i am a conservative, i get criticized. i have an opinion. it's a very different type of show. they have an opinion but they say they are journalists. >> well, journalism is a g

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our time now for the business news with sean and. sean at the global markets are almost slide this hour though yes u.s. stocks of open shall be low well after apple failed to sell as many as wall street expected on the bank of america report a surprise loss investors are also concerned after china hikes key rates more details on that later in the program but first this hour russian row weighs plans to raise about five billion dollars by selling subsidiaries and assets over the next two years the program for this year includes selling thirty five percent of trans and ten percent of trance credit trying to raise six hundred million dollars question of the ways to raise additional six hundred million this year by setting sixty three thousand carriages and by we see. in total become the stall in forty eight subsidiaries by two thousand and twelve. the russian government has a fifty billion dollar reason to improve the country's investment climate it has an extensive program of privatizations it wants to get the market but as the night of

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. >> los inmigrantes no votan , entonces los llamamos para que sean la voz de la comunidad para qu sean mejore. >> por su parte expertos dicen que a pesar de esto , el % de participación sea bajo pero en noviembre sabremos. >> gracias , mucho se ha dicho de que jóvenes voten pero expertos dicen que los votantes de la tercera edad son los más importante . >> dos tercios de los votantes tendrán más de 45 años de edad , maría votara . >> tiene uno que hacer mucho sacrificio , porque se debe pagar por todo. >> así piensan el 96% de hispanos meyores. >> no importa que partido solo se espera que la persona este en el seguro social , la mayoría piensa que esta en la línea correcta , eestán de manera optimistas , hispanos dicen que el país va bien . >> la economía esta mal para al gunos. >>e spero que mejore. >> la vida de los hijos no será mejor creen . >> es importante porque siempre han hecho esfuerzos grandes , entonces que vivan esto . >> muchos se preocupan el acceso a atención emdica . >> esta mañana fue hospitalizadsa fiorina , tiene una infección , despuñs de ser operada por cáncer , e

. >>> good afternoon, i'm sean sean in for steve sanders. >> i'm allison payne.e welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. julian crews has been following the story since it first broke. julian joins us live from the -- with the latest. >> reporter: more questions than answers in this early morning attack. riverdale police have yet to comment or release details on exactly what happened here. it's not clear if the murdered man was deliberately targeted or simply the random victim of and ent crime friends family converge on the crime scene near 144 street and clark and south suburban riverdale. the place where melvin burnside lived for decades in this quiet and well tended residential neighborhood. >> he was nice to everybody. he gave everybody anything they asked for. i don't know who would want to hurt my dad. >> neighbors heard a single gunshot close to 2:30 this morning. initial reports were the intruder forced his way through burnside's front door. relatives say the 54-year-old was also robbed. >> you know, you can't be safe in

juguetes a los niños con los combos de comida infantil, a menos que incluyan frutas y verduras, y seann grasas y sodio.---la medida podria ser llevada a votacion despues de las elecciones del 2 de noviembre. --fuentes federales confirmaron que el gobierno esta preparando una extensa investigacion para determinar si las instituciones financieras violaron la ley, usando documentos fraudulentos durante el embargo de millones de viviendas.--esta nueva indagatoria a cargo del fbi, surge despues de que varios gobiernos estatales emprendieran acciones contras los bancos, tras revelarse que algunos de sus ejecutivos firmaron miles de ordenes de embargo sin verificar que estuvieran apegadas a derecho. --la investigacion busca determinar si esas mismas instituciones engañaron a la administracion federal de vivienda al reclamar, con esos documentos ilegales, fuertes sumas de dinero por concepto de seguros y otros beneficios. -- mientras esto ocurre, los latinos siguen sufriendo la crisis hipotecaria quiza Ás que cualquier otro grupo Étnico.-- segun cifras del centro para prestamos responsables, l

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bolivia que permite una ley que relaciones sexuales entre niños sean normales , ahora reacciones. >>la ley castiga delito de violacion paga con cárcel como esto con relación sexual. >> estaría abierto el permiso de relación sexual en adolescente pero es solo en parte. >> en el senado se ve que la norma será actitud permisiva. >> un niño no tiene capacidad de razón , no saben que es sexualidad. >> más allá del debate expertos dicen que la norma no esta esta bien criterio , traerá problema . >> cuando pensamos en adolescentes , pensariamos de las armás con estrategia pero no sñ les puede pedir. >> se le pide a morales que corriga. >> un adulto en estados unidos para el 2050 podrían tener diabetes. >> cuidado , con ese , okey , limpiar. >> roberto como cada mes fue al mñdico . >> no puedo comer cerveza ni nada. >> es que don roberto sufre de diabete , un estudio dijo que este mal podría tripplicarse . >> es silenciosa , primero es diabetes despuñs es peor. >> la cifra que se sabe es que el 10% tiene diabetes , serán más , hispanos están en la lista. >> todas las personas , en esa clínic

might i suggest that you ask sean. on top of that there was a note from bob schieffer. >> dear leslie, thank you for your reply. i am sorry that you cannot join me and your suggestion that i ask sean. i am much more inclined to invite charlie osgood or even- steven croft. [laughter] i want to make -- i want to thank you for making your fourth choice. on a more serious note, bob has been the epitome of a perfect gentleman at cbs. selfless and really only interested in what is best for cbs news. when it came time for him to relinquish the anchor chair to katie couric, he could not have been more gracious. i wrote down his response when i suggested that he give up the chair. i will paraphrase. there is no f-ing way i will give up his chair. it is mine and i am not giving it up so get the hell out of here. [laughter] i do not think that bob actually does misdoing the evening news at all. i am not sure that is totally true. pat says that every evening, he goes into the basement and reads the news by himself. [laughter] i al