we're fox and friends just around the corner. >> jon: unless i'm mistaken here, steve doocy actually tried to console that woman as they left, hey, kid, look on the bright side, obama's policies can't be vindicated every day. by the way, i'm no expert on body language but i'm not sure she appreciated this. (laughter) >> jon: gaah, get me to the silkwood shower. we'll be right back. >> jon: welcome back. so libya, congratulations, a free country. what they do with their freedom and their democracy, we don't know. will they be more of an american ally, that would be very nice. what will the new libya look like? back in march we ran a piece, john oliver sat down with the man who now becomes the new libyan government's ambassador in washington so we thought let's take a look back, if you will. >> ally ali aujoli was the libyan ambassador for the unitedded states. he worked for qaddafi for 40 years until-to-wokes ago when he resigned in protest to work with the rebels. >> qaddafi made it very easy for me to quit his regime after he what he did to libyans, i feel like first time i can say

in washington, peter doocy, fox news. >> i called him steve and we love steve doocy in the morning, peterive me, i know you will. ahead of the king dedication ceremony. fox getting access to the women in martin luther king jr.'s junior's family. bernis king talking about growing up with her dad. >> at times, i want to ask dad a question and get a response. there are times when i just need a fatherly hug and get it. and then i look at the fact that he gave his life for the benefit of humanity and because i understood from my relationship with christ that he gave his life for all of us and for my father to give his life for the benefit of the humanity, i am willing to accept that sacrifice and deal with the tears as they flow. >> fox news will have complete coverage of the dedication ceremony beginning tomorrow morning, don't miss it. >> working to keep oil from poluth the ocean and rebel fighters making progress against the people loyal to dictator gaddafi's reyeem. around the world in 80 seconds. >> libya, anti-government rebels saying they have pened down the remains of the loyalest. the

but chill out, steve doocy, not everything bocephus says is meant to be taken literally. he is an artist. he works in metaphor. like his song "big top women." "the big top women sure do bounce around, i love to see them walking up and down." be baboom, be baboom, make you go downtown. (laughter and applause) clearly a metaphor. big top women isn't literally about the circus. (laughter) tragically espn caved to the "we shouldn't compare the president to hitlerschtapo" so last night's "monday night football" didn't begin with hank williams, jr., asking the eternal eternal question "are you ready for some football?" and, nation, not hearing that song left me dangerously unprepared for some football! (laughter) i'm in my living room innocently watching a chevy silverado ad. a bunch of men in shiny tights start hitting each other hurling and kicking a weird level oblate sphere rohde. it was hours before i realized it was some football. (laughter) and needless to say i was not ready for it. i'm sorry, espn, you can disagree with a man's politics but you have no right to rob the

. >> jon: steve doocy reacting to the revolution. let me [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back to the show, as you know, as you know because you live and breath, my friends, our political parties select the presidential nominees through the primary system. a multi-year process designed to ensure that when we decide the person who will have control over our nation's destiny, we have a bunch of pictures of them eating a corn dog. [laughter] last weekend one of our more rebellious states decided it's not happy with how things are. >> florida is talking about moving up its presidential primary. i mean, way up they're thinking about moving it up. that could mean chaos on the calendar this winter. we will talk about that in our political ticker. that's coming up. it's 12 minutes past the hour. ♪ the people that you find whatever you may need ♪ >> jon: really? "welcome to the jungle" over old people voting, "welcome to the jungle"? ♪ welcome to the jungle we wear long black socks with shorteds and eat our lunch at 3:00 ♪ guns and ros

. >> jon: steve doocy reacting to the revolution. let me hi. kristin. and, you... (camera flashes) yoleine...yoleine.! what do your friends think of your car? they think it's cool. well, what did they say about it? ah, that it's cool. (laughs) does your focus match your personality? yes, it does match my personality. it's very classic. it's funny. it's quirky. it's sleek. it's shiny. it's practical. and, it's smart. (laughs) it's the black angus on rosemary parmesan quality thick sliced black angus steak topped with melted mozzarella and cheddar try it you're gonna like it quiznos mmmmm.... toasty! >> jon: welcome back to the show, as you know, as you know because you live and breath, my friends, our political parties select the presidential nominees through the primary system. a multi-year process designed to ensure that when we decide the person who will have control over our nation's destiny, we have a bunch of pictures of them eating a corn dog. [laughter] last weekend one of our more rebellious states decided it's not happy with how things are. >> florida is t

through the clips is always interesting these protests and like i'm boxen friends and gretchen and steve doocy and brian kilmeade but if we have to play it by big it's all going to go well let's take a look at herman cain's new ad that was released last night i think it's kind of hilarious but everyone is absolutely going crazy over it today in the media so let's take a look for a second. nobody's ever seen but the america's never seen a candidate like mccain we need to get involved because together we can do this we can take this country. i first started i just feel like this comes from somewhere in the one nine hundred eighty s. with like the really cheesy song and herman cain just. this is low production stuff right this isn't like people read the flashy campaign ads that we've seen from rick santorum from tim pawlenty you know from ron paul but the media today you know i mean you have to laugh about that right it's kind of funny but i feel like some of the. actually tried to take it seriously and couldn't believe that the guy was smoking i definitely saw a christian ad seen on m.s.m. b.c.'

meanwhile, steve doocy is outside with an important guest. steve?now todd will during has a new show on cmt that allows him to head to a brand corporate headquarters to see how close he can come to uncovering some of america's most favorite secret recipes, like the colonel's original fried chicken. for us, kentucky. >> the secret recipe kept somewhere in the building? >> we have really tight security. we're actually -- i'll do a special favor. i'll show you where we keep it in the vault. >> it's back here? >> yeah. >> this is our director of security and this is our vault. >> can i see if i can open it? >> steve: that's so cool! unioning us right now with his version of the recipe is the host of "top secret recipe," mr. todd wilbur. round of applause! he's not only here, he's got his truck and you take it all over. >> kentucky, atlanta atlanta for sin bonn, back to kentucky for dipping dots. >> steve: what you did, they taunted you, they showed you the vault with the secret recipe inside. >> inside the vault is another vault. there is a tiny safe in

steve doocy playing for a person in kansas city.ke to sign up, go to billoreilly.com. it's all free and the prizes are good. all right, the debate edition. you okay on this? >> yeah. goes going to be very interesting. >> bill: i hope. if not. you'll both be fired. question number one, ronald reagan's famous phrase, there you go again, was coined during a 1980 debate against jimmy carter. reagan was responding to carter's attack on him over what issue? a, higher taxes for the rich. b, national health care. c, iranian hostage crisis, d, abortion. reagan was responding for what issue? cards up please. and roll the tape. >> these are the kind of elements of the national health insurance important to the american people, governor reagan again, typically is against such a proposal. >> governor, there you go again. >> bill: national health care. even back then. you both got that wrong. they were listening on sirius and other radio places. b was the answer. okay? get a lot of radio people listen not guilty on sirius. >> how many on cb radio

here they are the spooky steve doocy kind of rhymes playing for carol from mexico, missouri.and the always delightful martha maccallum representing john from fairfax, virginia. if you would like to win some great prizes simply go to bill o'reilly.com and sign up. got the black thing going on there and cat womanish. >> so i'm spooky and she is delightful. >> exactly. >> bill: question number one, lots of folks this weekend will be carving pumpkins into jack jk owe lanterns. practice comes from old irish tradition which involve which pump vegetable instead of pumpkins? cards up, please. and the answer is, roll the tape. >> between heaven and hell coal walking around and it turns out in the carved out turnip. >> bill: a carved out turn in. turnip not a pumpkin. >> turnips are popular in ireland. >> bill: jack lantern is really a carved out turnip. yes, it is. that was morina talking about halloween. michael jackson had a spooky hits three decades ago with ""thriller"" ♪ this is "thriller," "thriller" night, no one is going to save you from the beast about the strike ♪ you know i

steve doocy was questioning my manhood for handling the elements! >> jenna: we're not going to question your manhood! ed henry, thank you, from the white house, covering a lot of that ground, and we know a lot of you are logged on while you're watching and as always, we want to know what you think, we are asking you if you believe the economy is turning a corner. this is just -- this is just one data point suggesting that. click on the you decide link on the home page, and choose your answer. you can also see how other folks are voting and if you'd like to leave a comment, go ahead and do that. check it out, foxnews.com. jon: well, today's report on economic growth may calm fears of another recession but economists say these gdp numbers are hardly enough to put a dent in our stubbornly high unemployment rate. pretty anemic overall. with us, chris stierwalt, damage tal politics editor and for example of "power play", foxnews.com live. all politics is local, it is said, chris, and these days, all politics is about the economy, isn't it? this cannot he

>> steve doocy suggested way as wimp not going outside. we thought we show you the picture.ently didn't bring a coat with you i see. >> reporter: i did not. only got a blue blazer. would look ridiculous in the snow. martha: that is october 26th in denver. >> we'll ship you gloves. >> reporter: appreciate it. i will put it on my expense report. martha: go to egypt where a leading human rights group is accusing egypt trying to cover up its role in the death of two dozen christian protesters. video is going viral showing egyptian military plowing into a crowd outside of cairo state tv building. incredible scenes. leland vittert is emstreeting live from cairo. leland, how dire is this situation for christians in egypt right now? >> reporter: it seems to continue to get worse almost by the week, martha. we just heard a report out of northern egypt where it is much worse for christians than here in cairo where a 17-year-old boy was beaten to death by gang of kids at school simply wearing a cross. socially things are changing for christians here. number of young woman are forced to

steve doocy turns 27 today. >> i'm 70. >> you are not. >> steve, happy birthday! and now a surprise. >> thanks to the jib jab guys, you keep walking. >> thank you very much. oh, my favorite! is that a cheesecake? >> where we get that cheesecake from? >> how about a spoon? >> that's carnegie deli. you got more grub? >> right. this is the doocy from carnegie deli. look at this, lots of tongue. there you go. >> check out those sandwiches. >> it licks you back. >> what? >> all right. steve, this is a -- >> breakfast is on me! >> that legendary institution has decided that your birthday is just too big to pass up. >> wow. >> how do you -- >> look at the sandwiches. you have to cut that thing in quarters to get that in your mouth. >> what does this sandwich consist of? do we know? >> that's a lot of turkey. >> here's some pa strstrami for. >> did they name that after me? >> it's named the doocy. >> i see a lot of meat there. >> it's all meat, steve. >> i'm going to go for the -- >> that's pastrami. >> there's a pound of meat on every sandwich. >> this looks like corned

steve: it's number one on all of the lists. i've started it. >> can we have a volunteer in tv land to come to new york and read the book to doocy? too cheap to guy it on tape and i'm not giving awe copy. i'm not. >> steve: martha mccallum -- >> she read the book! >> steve: i know. come back in a week, i will have read it. it's the number one book in america right now, check it out. >> gretchen: thank you for coming here. >> all right, guys. have a good weekend. >> steve: put this on. >> gretchen: still ahead, linda evans shares her recipes for life. she joins us on the curvy couch right after. >> brian: she's got a new book. first, let's check in with bill hemmer. hey, what's happening on your show? >> very well. active down there, i see. right? the usual. where is o'reilley going? he's got one more segment. you guys are talking about money. why did the government give solyndra money and more on the way? there is a hearing. we'll talk about that. rick perry has a message on energy. his wife has a message for america. wait for this. and now we know who was in that store with lisa irwin's mother the night her baby went missing. ma

doocy live in washington. what have we learned from him today? >> reporter: it is interesting. steveew poll by the des moines register it has cain and romney in a class by themselves in the low 20s, everybody else 10 or more points back. perry is tied for fifth with 7%. he said he's not worried. >> thing that i've learned is you pace yourself. it is not a spring. it is a6?ó marathon. we go in late. and we worked hard for those first eight plus weeks to go raise the money and we hadç a 17 plus million dollar, 47 day fundraising push. so, it is always good to come off the battle line for a few days and catch your bet. >> reporter: the texas governor declined to say anything mean about mitt romney. but he did say the two are different perry says he has always leaned to the right and says romney has gone back and forth. >> i've been a consistent conservative. i've always been in favor of the second amendment protecting second amendment, i've always been pro-life, i've always been a fiscal conservative. mitt has been on october sighs of those issues. a ban on guns in massachusetts, for p

steve centanni. >>> gop presidential candidate rick perry giving an exclusive interview today to our fox news sunday and the texas governor laid out what we can expect from him and his campaign going forward. peter doocywith more. >> reporter: texas governor perry says he will participate in at least five more debates even though he admitted he's not the best debater. he says just because someone does well on stage doesn't mean they will do well in the white house. >> i really like getting out and being able to talk to people like i'm talking withç you today. where you have time to layout your ideas. we got a great debater, smooth politician in the white house right now. that's not working out very good for america. if you want to know how somebody is going to perform in the future, look at their past. >> reporter: the governor thinks there are0ftá better was to spread the word about his ideas, including a flat tax which might take longer to explain than cain's 9-9-9 plan. you says it is simple, because people need to choose a 20% flat tax or their current rate and write it on a postcard, it is that simple. >> it is that simple to put it on that postcard, right there, that's it. then, people have th