>>shepard: thank you. former putt -- presidential candidate, john edwards is in a world of hurt and could fine out if his mistress will get their sex video back. and remember the sexy russian spy? you remember her, good grief, today we get a look at what got her in trouble with the feds. the secret f.b.i. surveillance video that you may find fascinating just ahead. ♪ [ male announcer ] each of these photos was taken by someone on the first morning of their retirement. it's the first of more than 6,000 sunrises the average retiree wl see. ♪ as we're living longer than ever before, prudential's challenge is to help everyone have the retirement income they'll ed to enjoy every one of their days. ♪ prudential. bring yr challenges. >>shepard: the f.b.i. has released surveillance video from the investigation that ended with the biggest spy swap since the cold war. you will recall the feds bust add russian spy ring which included an that chapman would graced the cover of a magazine after the arrest. the newly rel

the jury a couple of times chuckled, shepard. >> shepard: the lawyers believe the propofol expert isoing to be the most important. what did that expert have to say. >> court just ended about 15 minutes ago. he started right after lunch. he was on the whole afternoon. still the defense attorneys talking to him. they haven't had a cross-examination of him yet. paul white is his name. his credentials are absolutely exceptional. as strong as the prosecution's star witness. so far what he says is that he believes michael jackson may have, in fact, overdosed himself. something that, of course, the prosecution star witness says that didn't happen. take a listen. >> the elephant in the room being conrad murray has been accused of infusing a dose of propofol and leaving his patient. you can justify that? >> absolutely not. >> as you can see, the defense attorney got right to the point, shepard, early on and then got to more of the medical terminology. that's where they are at shepard as court ended today. back on the stand first thing tomorrow morning. >> shepard: adam housley at the courthou

>>shepard: thank you, megyn. on "studio b" today lawyers for the former vice president john edwards trying to bring an end to the enormous problem and charges he used campaign cash in an affair. well look at case. and, what they are asking a judge to do. the jury in the manslaughter trial of dr. conrad murray today hearing a different side of the man accused of killing michael jackson. we get a live report from the courthouse. two of the frontrunners in the g.o.p. presidential nomination testifying up the attacks on each other. could that end up hurting the republican candidates in the general election? that's all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." but, first from fox at 3:00 in new york lawyers for an accused -- a teacher accused of having sex with a student the lawyers say the students were taking advantage of her. defense attorneys claim she is mentally ill with multiple personalities and the boys knew she was "vulnerable." but the prosecution witnesses testified yesterday the t

here is shepard. >>shepard: good afternoon from st. louis where the numbers begins anew. huge celebrations in the middle east as the palestinians release an israeli soldier kept for five years. in exchange, hundreds of palestinian prisoners go free. a live report. a lawyer for the mother of a missing ten-month-old baby girl says his client has nothing to hide. he is a high-from file lawyer as we learn more when the mom claim she last saw the little girl alive. all the details ahead. plus, bear alert. a cub caught wandering through the aisles of a grocery store, all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. welcome to a special program live from busch stadium in st. louis, missouri, the arch over the back, here, and we are ready for baseball the 107th world series starts here tomorrow night. the rangers from texas taking on the home team, st. louis cardinals. here we are, the sportswriters expecting a lot offense from the two best-hitting teams in all of baseball. we will take a closer look at the cards and the rangers. we also can expect to hear special guests from t

>>shepard: thank you. the only suspect in the disappearance of an american woman in aruba today, lost his latest push for his release. the 50-year-old suspect, gary giordiano who took out an insurance policy on this woman after she went missing. today, a judge in aruba rejected the suspect's appeal for freedom although police have not charged him with any crime. and now to phil in south florida. what triggered, phil, the latest part of this? >> last week his old defense attorney filed a motion to have the judge listen to their argument to have the suspect released on bail until he is eventually charged with a crime with a promise to fly back to aruba from his home in maryland. that was denied. he got rid of that attorney and has a new attorney, a defense attorney with the natalee holloway case connection and he represents the two hotel security guards that were initially detained after natalee holloway disappeared before the focus locked down on van der sloot. this is the fourth hearing if a row that the s

shepard?epard: poor trick-or-treaters tonight, david lee. feel bad for the kids. they look forward to this for months. >> oh, boy. there are a lot of disappointed goblins and ghouls this evening. in many instances halloween has been cancelled or postponed depending on the community. take for example the state capital hartford they are not handing out candy at the governor's mansion. authorities are warning if kids are going to trick or treat they should do so with their parents and if they see a downed power line, presume that it is live. and stay away. new jersey governor christie had this advice. >> i would hope by tonight they would have fallen lines isolated and marked and cordoned off. but you can't count on that. please take flashlights with you. >> and another complication caused by the power outage, many streetlights are not operating. many traffic lights are not operating. the bottom line here, kids and parents, this might be a good halloween to really be afraid of the dark. shepard?

>>shepard?key they are still pulling people out of the rubble alive, and today, a two week old baby and her mother. look at this! the rescue workers cheered bringing out the 14-day old baby. they saved the baby's grandmother. and the workers are going around-the-clock for a third day to an attempt to find survivors digging through the rubble with their bare hands and the prime minister says 430 people are confirmed dead in the massive earthquake on anyone. the controversial vaccine to prevent cancer causing std's in girls is now also recommended for boys and young men. government scientists say the hpv shot can protect boys against forms of cancer and can control the overall spread of the human papillomavirus but critics say vaccinating kids sends the wrong message. and now to the home of centers for disease control. the wrong message? what did they mean? >>guest: well, they think it could encourage sex among those who are thinking about it. and now why they made the recommendation? it can preve

what is shepard being? >>shepard: absent. take pictures. the news begins anew on "studio b." today, defense attorneys for the dr. conrad murray, that man, calling the most important day of the trial. why is that does can the latest witness prove the doctor didn't kill michael jackson? the biggest bank in the country deciding not to charge customers for the debit card. really? and a gunman on a rampage outside an embassy. officials call it a terrorist attack. we will show you how police finally took him down. all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." did you watch the world series? did you see the god bless america guy? the veteran. navy guy. unbelievable! of an epic baseball games, one of the best ever, this guy was even better and he will be here. another twist not missing baby lisa, the two older brothers of lisa will not talk to the investigators as scheduled according to the police in kansas city. they say the family's lawyer postponed the interviews with the five and 8-year-old half brothers. the 11-year-old sister disappeared three weeks ago

>>shepard: why do you say? >>reporter: do you not get a mother who says this is not the case, i will not help the investigators anymore, so, stand still and don't do a thing while the baby is somewhere else, it does not make sense. >>shepard: just getting started on this case. but another legal case is in new york city, a courtroom today, a man accused of taking part in an iranian terror plot in u.s. soil pleading not guilty. our senior correspondent is outside the federal courthouse in manhattan. what can you tell us? officials have changed the iranian america with planning to assassinate saudi arabia's ambassador to the united states. >>reporter: yes although he confessed and is operating. a 56-year-old resident of corpus christi and lived in the lone star state for three decades and been a used car sales man and now charged with having been recruited by the iranian quds force to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador in washington and sat in court in a prison jump suit. he is accused of aning a $1.5 millio

>> >> shepard: carl cammeron in columbia, south carolina. campaign weighed in on former governor romney's tax and governor perry's tax. they would shift taxes away from corporations and wealthiest on to the backs of the middle class. but the president this afternoon taped an appearance for jay leno and say on the show tonight he is not paying that much attention to the republic candidates right now. >> i am going to wait until everybody is voted off the island. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> once they narrow it down to one or two, i will start paying attention. >> shepard: the president on his way from california to denver tonight to raise money for his campaign. tonight, is he doing two fundraisers at the pepsi center where he accepted the democratic nomination three years ago. ed henry is live in denver tonight. ed, the president has been spending a lot of time there lately. >> he certainly has, shep. he had a glide path to the state's electoral votes in 2008. you mentioned that triumphant democratic convention in this city of denver. but hi

shepard smith this is the fox report. tonight, increasing pressure on iran and the president on who will pay the price for the terror plot. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. plus, counting up the cash for campaign 2012. president obama and the democratic party announcing they just raised tens of millions in just a few months. we'll see how their piggy bank compares with those of the top republican contenders. growing trouble for the attorney general eric holder from the controversy over gitmo to his push to prosecute 9/11 suspects in federal court to the gun sting that ar armed mexican cartels. >> we want answers and we want those responsible to be held accountable. >> shepard: and some republicans now calling on the attorney general to resign. >> i don't know that the president is getting the best advice. >> shepard: tonight, controversy in the capital. plus, bloodbath at the beauty salon. witnesses say the gunman just burst through the door and started blowing people away. >> he looked as though he was eithe

>> shepard: shannon, thanks.taries also asking napolitano about operation fast and furious. the government program was supposed to track guns from u.s. dealers but it lost track and hundreds of them made it to mexico. officials say two of those weapons ended up at the scene of the murder of u.s. border patrol agent brian terry last year. former u.s. attorney dennis burke resigned over that scandal. he was secretary napolitano's chief of staff when she was governor of arizona. secretary napolitano says she spoke to him about agent terry's murder but not about fast and furious. >> i went to arizona a few days thereafter to meet with the fbi agents and the assistant u.s. attorneys who were actually going to look for the shooters. at that time nobody had done the forensics on the guns and fast and furious was not mentioned. >> shepard: secretary napolitano says she has not taken any action on fast and furious since then because she is waiting for results from a justice department investigation. >> shepard: the secret

shepard? >> shepard: wendell goler on the north lawn tonight. thanks. a massive rescue underway tonight a man whose wife, mother and four daughters died in turkey's devastating earthquake says he can't even describe the pain. more than 460 people now confirmed dead after sunday's quake in the eastern part of turkey where rescue teams are still pulling out the occasional survivor. at one smashed building, teams switched off their generators, convinced everybody inside was dead. and then seconds later that got word that somebody had called with a cell phone. digging. those more the most part those coming out of the wrack damage these days are coming out in the body bags. with the temperatures getting much colder, starting to switch the focus to finding shelters for the survivors. one official estimates this disaster has affected some 600,000 people. well, a teacher on trial for throwing student sex parties. coming up, how her lawyers are trying to blame the students why they say she cannot be held responsible. plus, what reduced michael jackson's daughter

shepard? >> shepard: adam housley downtown in los angeles.verdict for a doctor accused of overloading his patient with powerful drugs. some lawmakers want to crack down on the abuse of prescription medicines nationwide. emergency room visits tied to prescription drug abuse have soared 97% in recent years. and armed robberies at pharmacies up 81%. it's apparently so bad in the state of florida that the attorney general there is calling for a task force to examine the effects on newborns when their mothers are addicted to prescription drugs. newborns. john reports is live in atlanta tonight. john, this thing is awful. >> just such a tragedy, shep. we have been sharing video with our viewers all day. very disturbing video. we will take a look at it now. the reason we have been doing this is to make a very powerful point. this is what happens to a baby when its mother has been addicted to powerful prescription narcotics it goes through withdrawal. it's withdrawal that takes a long time to treat. this problem is exploding. particularly in the stat

>>shepard: here we go.ak news from the trial in ohio, the sex and teacher and kids' trial. >> not to be taken into consideration in determining the existence of a mental state that is an element of a crime. voluntary intoxication may be admissible to show whether a person was physically capable of performing the act which the person is charged. the 20 has the burden of proof by a preponderance of the evidence on the insanity issue. your tones have made a valiant and compelling argument on your behalf. i cannot make the leap required to accept a proposition that at the time of the commission of the offense you did not know as a result of severe mental disease or defect the wrongfulness of your acts. i listened to your expert testimony and i also heard the evidence. i do not believe any reasonable person would listened carefully to the evidence could reach the conclusion that was offered by your expert psychologist. i find it lacks credibility. with the exception of the conclusions of the defense experts' psy

shepard? >> shepard: yeah, but clearly, eric, it appears at least they have a lot of evidence against this man. >> yeah. that's what prosecutors say that they have recorded phone calls, they have those bank transfers. they even have several calls, they say, of him talking to an official in tehran planning and ordering the hit. the alleged taferght is one of the most prominent members ebbs of washington's democratic corps. the saudi arabian ambassador. he allegedly said, quote, they want that guy done. if 100 go with him, f him. i'm going to blow him up or shoot him. whatever you want said the informant. he allegedly replied yeah, it doesn't matter, whatever is easy for you. at the united nations the saudi arabian ambassador said his nation would not stand idol while iran makes these. >> the u.s. is telling iran not to get any ideas that american troops will be leaving iraq. but there are new concerns tonight about the iraq forces who will soon be in charge of their own security. we're live at

>>shepard: back live in st.is and we will watch for the game and the rain and the freezing and the rest while keeping an eye on zanesville, ohio because we can and lord knows we should. a man in zanesville, ohio, killed himself after he let an entire zoo to roam free in zanesville and we got an update of the animals. a wolf, six black bears, two grizzlies, no trampoline, nine male lions, eight female lions, throw mounts table lions, and 18 tigers and now a monkey and something else is loose, and the monkey is believed, maybe, has -- and a wolf -- maybe has been hepatitis b so everyone is locked down in zanesville, ohio and will stay locked down until all the animals have been slot and killed. it is a sad day for animal lovers and the sheriff has been through it, and the residents looking out the window and a baboon and lion are out t

for a body in motion. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. live at busch stadium site of tomorrow's game one of the world series. highest ranking official to visit libya since the fall of qaddafi's have a jesus' name. secretary clinton says the united states will continue to support transitional government with millions of dollars and other resources and training. but she is warning that it may take some time for all the libyan people to come together. >> it's going to take longer than anybody wants to to take. you have to start on this journey step-by-step. and you have to be somewhat patient with each other fry to organize yourself. i have every confidence you will be successful and the united states will help you. >> shepard: meanwhile the battle for complete control of libya continues even now. former dictator large and not war is still ongoing. fox report's cront shawn than hunt with update. dangerous trip. >> dangerous in the sense that pro-qaddafi forces are still capable of carrying ou

price says the suspects drove shepard to an isolated field, tied him to a wooden fence and fracturedtell me everything that happened. he just said, yeah, he had beat him with the butt of the gun. >> reporter: did she say -- did he seems upset about it? >> he was very upset. he was crying. and he was throwing up. and -- all depressed because he had hurt someone for -- he didn't know why. he didn't know why he had hurt him. he said it just -- the thought of -- of -- of a gay guy approaching him and humiliating him. >> reporter: set him off? >> yeah, guess it just set him off. >> reporter: mckinney's father says he is embarrassed and ashamed. >> he is my son. i raised him better than or tried to. you know what can you say to matt's parents? nothing you can say is going to change what happened. >> reporter: like bill mckinney this small college town is still reeling from the tragedy. ♪ we shall overcome >> reporter: this morning at st. paul's catholic church, father roger smith urged the congregation to rise above the ugly cloud that has settled over this community. >> i know that you ar

>>megyn: thank you for watching, "studio b" with shepard starts now. >>shepard: thank you, and the news begins anew, in libya's government reports the man who calls himself brother leader and the leaders of the revolution, colonel muammar qaddafi is dead. the latest reports on who it all went down. and there are big questions about the stockpiles of dangerous weapons said to be to libya. but there is word that some of his deadly arsenal may already be in the wrong hands. plus, we will hear from a man who says he worked for muammar qaddafi for nine years and who can offer insight into the dictator's life. that is coming up unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." i am here for shepard smith, first from fox at 3:00, the long time libyan dictator vowed he with fight to the death and, today, it appears he has. we are about do show you some graphic video of what may have been his final moments alive. officials say the dictator died after two months on the run at the hands of revolution fighters but u.s. officials have not confirmed that

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>>shepard: all the details on the fox report tonight. here is neil cavuto. >>neil: all right, the strangest things in human history from zero to hero, and the family that could not shoot straight, sent u.s. stocks shooting influence the roof, a look at bailout in europe that has bears hiding out. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and is it politically correct to say, thanks, banks, because european banks grudgingly showing their willingness to suck it up and take a 50 percent hair cut on their loans to greece, enough to grease the skids on a deal that could set europe right and put fears of a global moment down to rest. hard to say, this much is not, today the investors were buying it. today, they were just bying. here. there. everywhere. and the biggest buys? yes, banks. you guessed it, double digit gains for a sector that has seen nothing but constant hits but at the risk of raining on this parade, huge sequences are now the rules not the evening session, and, in fact, over the last month, most days. for now, the implication of this day. with our reporte

>>shepard: explain this, neil cavuto. speaking of falling apart. >> the dow down but having the best month, ever, is this rally for real? or just a nasty trick if welcome, everyone, this is "your world." october, usually a scary month for stocks, not so much this time around, the dow surging more than 10 percent for the month. but it is not all treats. europe's debt crisis triggering a blowup in this country, mf global led by former new jersey governor corzine going bankrupt after making bad bets on european debt. sandra? >>reporter: no trick here, october quite a treat for investors in the 401(k)'s, an amazing month for october, a great rally, indeed, however, today, closing at the lows of the session, it was not ending positively for the stock market, with the dow plunging 275 points, which does not wipe out the overall point gain for october which would be the best, ever, month for the stock market. for the month the dow gaining 10 percent and s&p gaining 11 percent and nasdaq gaining a grand total of 12 percent, most

the shepards with sheep, the hunters who worked for pest managment, and they had to chase the buffalo over the park. on behalf of parks and recreation, congratulations. [applause] >> we have a certificate for you and i also have something for you. from here on out, we will have anniversary pens for those who 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and this tops out at 30, joe. they would not let us make one that said 47 years. on behalf of the department, this is our first 30th anniversary pen. congratulations. >> somebody take a picture. >> give him 130, 110, 105 -- >> congratulation. >> do not worry. >> we have the game at 8:45 on saturday morning. >> at the risk of irritating my bosses, that includes the general managers' report. >> is there anyone who would like to make public comments on the general managers' report? seeing none, this item is closed. we are on item 10, general public comment continued. and is there anyone who would like to make general public comment? seeing none, this item is closed. we have item 11, commissioners matters. >> we have soccer games, and i know that the direct -- we di

hello, shepard. >> steve, good morning! >> were you out celebrating last night?t was horrible? >> are they blaming you? >> i'm blamed for everything. i'm here. i can take it. >> i'm glad you were on the phone. remember the last time you came on "fox & friends" in person and you told us you were not really a morning person. >> no, i'm not a morning person. >> you're a good man for getting up. as you look back, a lot of people who joined us over the last couple of years might think oh, shepard smith has been probably hosting that show forever. actually you started on september 13, 1999 with "the fox report" but before that, you were everywhere, weren't you? >> i was. all around the world. >> doing what? >> reporting, steve. from place to place, putting out fires, starting fires, if we were low on news, i would start them. >> you would not. >> we're looking at the old clips of you right now. of all the people that we have shown 15 years ago up to the present time, i think you have changed the least. >> is that right? i look like a fat 12-year-old to me. >> are you w

. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. this is the fox report. tonight, the president is sending combat ready troops to africa. how many and for how long? plus, governor rick perry lays out part i of his plan to put americans back to work. >> today i offer a plan that will create more than a million good-paying american jobs. >> trace: governor perry dropping the details about his proposal. we will see how folks are receiving them. plus, one of his republic rivals opening up the bank book. we'll add up mitt romney's campaign cash. making mistakes in air traffic control. tonight, why a new report shows a sharp increase in errors. plus, he is 19 years old and driving race cars. and he also happens to be paralyzed from the waist down. >> life is too short to miss out on what you love to do. >> trace: tonight, fulfilling a dream at more than 100 miles per hour. but, first, president obama insisted the u.s. would not send ground troops to fight in libya. but now american forces are headed to another part of africa. the president telling congress he is

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i'm shepard smith.the o'reilly factor continues now. >> bill: pin heads and patriots starring george clooney and mike huckabee among others. if you buy a copy of the number one best selling killing lincoln we will give you a copy of lis wiehl's brand new thriller waking hours. if you become a premium member you get killing lincoln free of charge. we posted some viewer comments about killing lincoln on bill o'reilly .com as well so you get a feel for what is going on. now, the mail. i like a more in tee pendent chief enforcement guy so i would never have hired holder in the first place. i'm not objective in this case but i'm trying to be fair. lynn, monroe, louisiana. bill, you and charles krauthammer don't think cain should be president because he lacks experience. everyone in washington has experience. somehow that working out? >> president obama's main deficit is a lack of experience. this time around we need less ideology and more executive experience in my opinion. >> bill: and how did that work out

i look forward to having the opportunity to shepard one of these projects from the beginning, not until the end. i understand that the board is going to approve this today. you have my commitment that i am going to work to make this a great project for the neighborhood and the project sponsors involved. let me talk about moving forward. no one likes the way this -- this project has evolved. i know the project sponsors do not. the neighbors have had an incredibly frustrating experience. i would like to thank you again for your work on this project and working on this legislation today. it has not been fun. there has to be a better way. the way to construct these projects in our neighborhood and getting involved in the process and their support. in my opinion, that is the only way forward on these projects. i think this is such a key point. what gets lost in all of the advocacy and the stories on both sides of the aisle, what is it going to be like for the kids that live there? i believe there will be a fundamental difference between a project that is absolutely opposed by the vast majori

shepard smith, wait until you see this. it's so awkward and uncomfortable.because i love you that i choose to show it to you. here is tomorrow, many more years of our bringing you fair & balanced news coverage. we continue have done any of this without you. new fallout today from an incident involving a muslim woman kicked off of a southwest airlines flight last spring. she is launching a discrimination lawsuit. we'll find out exactly what happened that raised a red flag moments before that plane was supposed to take off. we are following breaking developments in the missing case of missing baby lisa irwin. her parents now under the police microscope. is that fair? we'll have the latest on the quote, fact that lisa's mother miserably tphrupblgd a lie detector test, and judge jeanine pirro will be here. megyn: fox news alert on several dramatic new developments in the case of lisa irwin. she is the 10-month-old baby girl reported missing by her parents earlier this week. less than 24 hours after making a desperate plea to the public for help deborah bradley a

my name is auburn shepard, and i am with the greater neighborhood association. i have lived in san francisco all of my life, and i have grown up and have spent a long time -- a lot of time in westport. my uncle used to take me down when i was younger than you. i am here to support the community benefits district. i think it will welcome west portal into the current world. people go to places now. they go to restaurants. they could to shops. they expect to see something bright and shiny, and this is a great way to make a place bright and shiny. the assessment that the merchants and property owners will get is so small that they will not even feel it, but they will feel the benefits of it. i have experience in with the benefits district and a small town in the san joaquin valley that has added benefits district for over 15 years, and i have seen their downtown area go from a ghost town to a thriving place where everybody within to i urge you to support this benefits district. thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> good afternoon. i am the owner of a carpet st

my name is auburn shepard, and i am with the greater neighborhood association. i have lived in san francisco all of my life, and i have grown up and have spent a long time -- a lot of time in westport. my uncle used to take me down when i was younger than you. i am here to support the community benefits district. i think it will welcome west portal into the current world. people go to places now. they go to restaurants. they could to shops. they expect to see something bright and shiny, and this is a great way to make a place bright and shiny. the assessment that the merchants and property owners will get is so small that they will not even feel it, but they will feel the benefits of it. i

"i want to be like sam shepard," or "i want to be like"... >> hinojosa: "i want to be like jose riverahing ) "i want to be like lorca," you know? that's what they do, and then... but the process has to... something has to happen in that process where you destroy your hero-- you have to kill your hero in order to find your voice, and that's the hardest part. but i tell young writers, "your voice is there," you know, "you think with it every, single day. you dream with it every, single ght, and what you have to learn to do is listen to your voice and stop listening to the voices of your heroes who you want to copy." because eventually, you can't go anywhere with that. you know, it's a good way to learn your craft, but when you're really finding that authentic self and bringing it out, that's when you become a writer. >> hinojosa: so what's next for you, jose rivera, in the scheme of things? >> i'm doing another film with walter salles. you know, a film for... called american rust, based on a new novel, and i'm writing a novel myself-- i'm writing my first novel. >> hinojosa: wow! congrat

>>megyn: i am megyn, taking your e-mails and now here is shepard.x back home for the first time in four years after a court cleared her ofmu

>>shepard: get lost in a corn maze at halloween call the government. the government so involved in so many aspects of our lives, so men good people look on it as the safety net of last resort. that is not the government the founders gave us and we are marching to socialism if we look to the government to provide answers and money for all of our problems. >>neil: do you thing the constitution is overrated? yes-or-no? kidding. kidding. do not forget to catch the judge on "freedom want," he is nonstop in your case. if you don't answer your question, he shoots you. on the show. just like that. not tax? fat chance? why this lady says, you know, keep thinking that way, fat chance you will ever, ever, ever, ever get her vote. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. can make it from australia to a u.s. lab to a patient in time for surgery may seem like a trumped-up hollywood premise. ♪ but if you take away the dramatic score... take away the dizzying 360-degree camera move... [ tires screech ] ...and take away the over-the-top stunt, you'