definitely i am seeing the downturn of the street, and i really appreciate business owners such as susteren -- darren to bring entertainment back in a nice dining forum. i think issues of noise complaint should be put aside because of the fact that if you have a patio it is more of a dining experience and not a rowdy experience other people would like to see in the neighborhood. living down the street, i have experienced many different bars and restaurants that do not have patio's and find some more of a nuisance because people end up leaving the area and come out screaming into the streets. living in the alley where i do, i see that happen a lot. darren is very responsible, and when i heard those readings were taken on monday and tuesday, it is easy to see where you can go with them begins and always being a lot quieter. >> next speaker -- where you can go with the ambient noise the a lot quieter. >> one thing that bothers me about this case is that there have been a lot of restaurants in the area that have opened. they have outdoor seating. this over and maybe six months ago. the bricks a

obama ambassador to china and former utah governor jon huntsman after an interview with greta van susteren mobbed by adoring chinese tourists in washington, d.c. he is not getting mobbed by adoring voters in polls, not yet. still in singing digits. he shook up his campaign two weeks ago. his campaign manager left. today word that another four staffers have quit over what huntsman described himself as drama over his chief strategist john weaver who may be familiar to some, running the john mccain campaigns in 2000 and 2008. before a fall-out with mccain. what about the huntsman campaign and the rest of the g.o.p. field? as we're one week away from the debate in ames iowa on fox. back with the panel. suzeen? >> i think one of the most interesting revelations today wasn't so much there was in-fighting in the campaign but that it's one of the campaign workers that said he is unwilling to put his own money in the campaign beyond what he has already contributed. that means he could be in real trouble financially. he is going to start running out of money. he will need additional funds. if he is

. >> sean: check in greta van susteren. where have you been?> greta: you have to hear about your colleague neil cavuto. he was at the senate all week. he practically owned the place, he was a rock star. >> sean: he shows up with his big muscles. >> greta: cavuto is something else. he unbeknownst the place. senate minority leader, mcconnell? senator grassley. we don't have neil cavuto, she too important for our show. >> sean: i'm going to be next week. >> greta: he'll make you pay. >> sean: he wants to take my money and invest it. i don't think that is a good idea. coming up, our american panel is coming up, our american panel is up next. at exxon and mobil, we engineer smart gasoline that works at the molecular level to help your engine run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest assured we help your engine run more smoothly while leaving behind cleaner emissions. it's how we make gasoline work harder for you. exxon and mobil. the nascar nationwide se

. >> sean: check in greta van susteren. where have you been?e to hear about your colleague neil cavuto. he was at the senate all week. he practically owned the place, he was a rock star. >> sean: he shows up with his big muscles. >> greta: cavuto is something else. he unbeknownst the place. senate minority leader, mcconnell? senator grassley. we don't have neil cavuto, she too important for our show. >> sean: i'm going to be next week. >> greta: he'll make you pay. >> sean: he wants to take my money and invest it. i don't think that is a good idea. coming up, our american panel is up next. luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully befo

we toss it to greta van susteren standing by live to go on the record. >> greta: this is a fox news alert. it is getting worse. it isn't just a market gyration. wall street is in panic mode. dow plunges more than 634 points, investors cashing out and running for cover. standard & poor's late friday night downgrading of the u.s. credit rating. in their eyes we are aa+. what does this mean for our economy and the rest of the world? joining us, dennis 1st down 634 points after the president spoke when we thought that would ease things, it dipped further. should we read anything into that? >> it dipped a lot further. i've been talking to people who are investors and trayers and advisers to investors. they feel like all along what government is saying has been making it harder to recover than better. it was shown with the obama speech today. he got on air when the market was already down and scary. when we look for presidential leadership and optimism. judith miller writes a column saying it was a silly speech. we needed a leader and we got a professor. a stoke broker says response of an 11-ye

. >> time for us to check in with greta van susteren. >> greta: nice to see you fred.g in for sean. we spend an hour with breaking news. hurricane irene is slamming the country. we'll talk about evacuation orders, and we'll have so much more if you want to know about the dangerous hurricane. if you are in the area get out. follow evacuation orders. we'll have an hour of breaking news. back to you fred. >> don't go anywhere, the great american panel is next. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. ♪ i like youmessy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you dance with me ♪ you always make me smile [ male announcer ] we believe you're at your best when you can relax and be yourself. and at thousands of newly refreshed holiday inn hotels, you always can. holid

back to "on the record" with "on the record with greta van susteren." >> greta: is anyone looking next mexico? a cesspool of drugs and violence. the violence is exploding. kidnappings, police killings, drug-related beheadings. last thursday 52 were massacred in the capital of monterey. what does mexico's president do? he points the finger at us. now claiming the united states' demand for drugs fueling random murders across the border in his country. tim, tell me, is this something new with the president or is this the level of frustration he's now pointing the finger more directly at us? >> no, it is nothing new. blaming the u.s. for mexico's problem has been a mexican presidential tradition for many two centuries. he has long made the point that the united states shares a large part of the blame for the drug war, the drug war tragedy in mexico, because we do have an insatiable demand for drugs in this country. in that sense, president calderon is half right. we spend more in this country for illicit drugs than on higher educating. we've got to come up af problem there. militaries, arm

with greta van susteren. >> i'm used to being called racist and insighter of violence and things we havedo with, but to be called terrorists because of our beliefs because of the vice president is appalling, vile. >> andrea: monica? >> monica: the president of the united states, we just mentioned gabrielle giffords, right after she was shot, president gave a well received speech in which he imploreed people to have a new civility and use new tone. now we have the vice president of the united states calling the majority of americans terrorists. >> greg: he didn't call them terrorists. >> bob: give him the benefit of the doubt. we'll talk about the tea party more, right? >> andrea: the tea party growth -- >> eric: not only the growth, but do we have to understand what the tea party has done. they have changed politics in america. forever. forever. >> bob: you are stoked. >> eric: no, no. the tea party is here for real. drink tea and you'll learn something. >> bob: making an apology. >> eric: he's now about small government, not bigger government. >> bob: have you looked at the tea party nu

time to check in with greta van susteren and see what is coming up. >> greta: no secret there is disturbingt, our kphefp the question is, is president obama -- the question is, president obama doing anything? is congress doing anything? we look at if anyone is doing anything id. is here. senator johnson is here he will go on the record. >> mark: i can't wait to hear what donald trump has to say about this. >> greta: donald doesn't beat around the bush, for sure. >> mark: that's what we like about him. i can't wait to see him fun to watch. >> coming up, don't go anywhere the great, great, great american panel is up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] an everyday moment can turn romantic anytime. ♪ and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications and ask if your heart is healt enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if y

. >> time for us to check in with greta van susteren. >> greta: nice to see you fred.see you sitting in for sean. we spend an hour with breaking news. hurricane irene is slamming the country. we'll talk about evacuation orders, and we'll have so much more if you want to know about the dangerous hurricane. if you are in the area get out. follow evacuation orders. we'll have an hour of breaking news. back to you fred. >> don't go anywhere, the great american panel is next. if something is simply the color of gold, is it really worth more? we don't think so. chase sapphire preferred is a card of a different color. unlike others, you get twice the points on travel, and twice the points on dining, and no foreign transaction fees. call now or apply at chasesapphire.com/preferred. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought ose days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly ove my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for suddenymptoms. ith symbicort, to

. >> go back previous to greta van susteren two weeks earlier, when i said what we should do go in covertly use egyptian and other allies not use american forces. i said that thing specifically after the president that day announced gloriously to the world as president of the united states that gadhafi has to go. and i said if the president is as serious about gadhafi going, this is what we should do. the following interview came after the same president said, i didn't mean go meant go. i meant go maybe we should have humanitarian intervention. i was commenting on fox about a president who changes his opinion every other day. ought to be covered by a fox commentator using all the things i said, not hand picking the ones that fit your premise. >> bret: mr. speaker the question was are you now certain the way forward in libya? >> i talked recently to the general who is probably the most knowledgeable senior general speaks fluent arabic. who said we have a bigger strategic deficit than our fiscal deficit. i think we need to rethink everything in the region. we need to rethink afghanistan, iraq

. >> go back previous to greta van susteren two weeks earlier, when i said what we should do go in covertly use egyptian and other allies not use american forces. i said that thing specifically after the president that day announced gloriously to the world as president of the united states that gadhafi has to go. and i said if the president is as serious about gadhafi going, this is what we should do. the following interview came after the same president said, i didn't mean go meant go. i meant go maybe we should have humanitarian intervention. i was commenting on fox about a president who changes his opinion every other day. ought to be covered by a fox commentator using all the things i said, not hand picking the ones that fit your premise. >> bret: mr. speaker the question was are you now certain the way forward in libya? >> i talked recently to the general who is probably the most knowledgeable senior general speaks fluent arabic. who said we have a bigger strategic deficit than our fiscal deficit. i think we need to rethink everything in the region. we need to rethink afghanistan, iraq

we return to greta van susteren and "on the record."at iran is planning, planning to do to them. now we asked israeli defense minister ehud barack about iran's threat to israel. the only thing i know what's in the public domain, what i read about. it seems that the united states seems to think that the nuclear threat isn't as grave as israel does, that they stop their nuclear program. frankly i can't imagine iran has stopped its nuclear weapon program. it's hard for me to believe that out of there. but does the united states -- are you and the united states on the same page as to the status of iran's nuclear weapon program or where it is? >> in terms of the diagnosis, we we read their intention the same way. and they quite explicitly say it, so we have to take them seriously. producing nuclear weapons, it can't be ignored. we all believe that our options should be on the table, and that we should give serious concern to what happens there, because somehow, generally speaking, time is running out. it won't be forever. the iranians are co

. >> go back previous to greta van susteren two weeks earlier, when i said what we should do go in covertly use egyptian and other allies not use american forces. i said that thing specifically after the president that day announced gloriously to the world as president of the united states that gadhafi has to go. and i said if the president is as serious about gadhafi going, this is what we should do. the following interview came after the same president said, i didn't mean go meant go. i meant go maybe we should have humanitarian intervention. i was commenting on fox about a president who changes his opinion every other day. ought to be covered by a fox commentator using all the things i said, not hand picking the ones that fit your premise. >> bret: mr. speaker the question was are you now certain the way forward in libya? >> i talked recently to the general who is probably the most knowledgeable senior general speaks fluent arabic. who said we have a bigger strategic deficit than our fiscal deficit. i think we need to rethink everything in the region. we need to rethink afghanistan, iraq

to step down and sarah palin had an interesting take on this, last night and spoke with greta van susterensaid, why do you think it came out looking like hillary clinton looked presidential in this situation and she's the one making the huge statement about another leader, leaving his own country. and, a suggestion maybe it should have come from the top at the white house. listen to this: >> i'll bet you, greta, going out on a limb and i can't speak for liberal democrats but i just think, after a day like this, where you see that presidential aura of hillary clinton, as she made the announcement while braim w barack obama was heading out to play golf on vacation and stick his feet in the sand and people who were to go it over again, at that time in the democratic primary between hillary clinton and barack obama, i bet you today they are saying, we should have gone with hillary clinton. >> okay. when i was a pentagon spokesman the president always announces good news and if it is not good news and you aren't sure it will work, somebody else out there, they don't want the clip of the preside

greta van susteren. >> yes. she is not just a newsmaker. she is a news-seter.he also has an incredible voice, not only through fox but across social media platforms. so she shapes dialogues and conversations and the world listens. jenna: thank you so much for giving us a breakdown here. brand new list, check it out, forbes.com. go, greta by the way. we'll be back with more "happening now." hey, the new guy is loaded with protein! really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. see? he's a good egg. [ major nutrition ] new ensure hh protein. ensure! nutrition in charge! ♪ [ country ] major nutrition ] new ensure hh protein. [ man ] ♪ gone, like my last paycheck ♪ gone, gone away ♪ gone, like my landlord's smile ♪ ♪ gone, gone aw

no, go back previous to greta van susteren two weeks earlier when i said what we should do is go in covertly, use egyptian and other allies, not use american forces -- >> but, mr. speaker, you said -- >> that's right. i said that thing specifically after the president that day announced gloriously to the world as president of the united states that gadhafi has to go. and i said if the president is serious about gadhafi going, this is what we should do. the following interview came after the same president said, well, i didn't really meant go meant go, i meant maybe we should have a humanitarian intervention. now, the fact that i was commenting on fox about a president that changes his opinion every other day ought to be covered by a fox commentator using all the things i said, not hand picking the ones that fit your premise. megyn: so that and his exchange with chris wallace which preceded it where he said, you know, he called the question sort of mickey mouse questions and gotcha questions and wanted chris to get off of those, in his view, have made a lot of headlines, bret. what did you ma

. >> go back previous to greta van susteren two weeks earlier, when i said what we should do go in covertly egyptian and other allies not use american forces. i said that thing specifically after the president that day announced gloriously to the world as president of the united states that gadhafi has to go. and i said if the president is as serious about gadhafi going, this is what we should do. the following interview came after the same president said, i didn't mean go meant go. i meant go maybe we should have humanitarian intervention. i was commenting on fox about a president who changes his opinion every other day. ought to be covered by a fox commentator using all the things i said, not hand picking the ones that fit your premise. >> bret: mr. speaker the question was are you now certain the way forward in libya? >> i talked recently to the general who is probably the most knowledgeable senior general speaks fluent arabic. who said we have a bigger strategic deficit than our fiscal deficit. i think we need to rethink everything in the region. we need to rethink afghanistan, iraq and

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here's what she said with greta van susteren last night. >> i'm uncomfortable with this because i think, i sense -- well, obviously there's frustration. the guy has a lot of passion and it's all built up. we have crossed a line that i'm uncomfortable with. i think had i been in the line, swallow the anger, nice to meet you, mr. president. moving on. that said, i think that president obama and his team also were the first ones to make things so political from the very beginning, even after they won, they made everything about partisanship and this is the price you pay. >> just in case you missed the verbatim going back and forth, i heard it clearly, some people didn't. i have supersonic hearing. it's a gift and it's really worked out. >> ok. >> but what he was saying is look, did your vice president actually call tea partiers terrorists because this guy is a tea partyier and the president kind of skirted the issue. maybe he actually didn't know. when looking it up, to get the record straight, the vice president says he didn't but he didn't stop or -- or correct representative mike doyle

greta van susteren had a special live show asking both sides who they had tax hikes. they differ. >> i'm understanding although i haven't seen the details that tax increases are on the table, revenues are on the table and it's important that they be. >> the president keeps talking about that but from what i understand, this bill doesn't have it in it. we're going to fight to make sure that doesn't happen. >> joining us right now, we have stuart varney. the whole question of tax hikes and in boehner's power point, hold it right in front of you, it says very closely right at the top. no tax hikes in the first phase. >> yeah. >> ok, look, can i just get out of the weeds for a second? my head is spinning first thing on a monday morning. i mean, it really is. get out of the weeds. big picture. look at this. we're going to add $7 trillion to our debt. we're only going to add $7 trillion. that means we have not gotten our debt situation under control even though we've got this deal and it's probably going to pass. we're still adding to our debt. at a pretty fast clip. that m