tucker carlson will be our next guest.st, an update from c-span radio. >> some political news for you this morning. ,resident obama's top adviser david axelrod, says the new health care law was largely modeled on the system mitt romney put in place as massachusetts governor and said that governor romney is switching position now that he is running for president. he says "it appears as if mr. romney has no court to him." michelle obama set out today to join the president on the third and last day of his bus tour. the first couple will speak at a base in hampton, va. on the importance of hiring veterans. the social security administration is set to announce that after two years without an increase, recipients will get a raise next year. experts project a 3.5% increase. >> watch more video of the candidates, see what political reporters are saying, and track the latest political contributions. c-span's campaign 2012. it helps you to navigate the political landscape. there are also links to c-span media partners. all at c-span

we talked to tucker carlson about the republican president to raise. it is the opposition. it it is liberalism. i was in a row before many of those. i fought for the reforms. before another roosevelt. >> who's a member of the democratic party for over 20 years. he spoke out for civil-rights, becoming the foreign ambassador for his former am president. his lead the 14 men featured in the new series. >> they said the obama administration is set to begin deportation cases. they also heard complaints. it is about the tea s.a. airport screening procedure. this is two hours. > last tuesday we learned of a fold assassination attempt in the united states of the saudi ambassador to the united states -- of a foiled assassination attempt. based on a was in the press, we know that would have been a disaster the weight they wanted to carry that out. this case involves the department of justice, the dea in a coordinated effort to stop a terrorism act on u.s. soil. i want to praise the agencies involved in the investigation. they did not engage in armchair quarterbacking about whether the

. >> bay the color editor in chief tucker carlson -- daily caller editor and chief tucker carlson wases. host: joining us now, tucker carlson. thank you for coming in. if you were watching the debate last night, what was the biggest surprise that guest: -- surprise? guest: all the drama. rick carey's performance was a surprise. i think he is a -- rick carey's performance was a surprise. i think he is a cop did guy. i do not think he performed well last night. i keep waiting for him to dazzle us. there were things he said last night that i could not understand. i was totally sober. his explanation for why he did not agree with the preacher who attacked morgan is a much-mormon some as a cult. he went off on -- who attacked mormonism as a cold. he went off on this ranch. it did not add up as a narrative. >> herman cain? guest: he is a compelling figure. i like him. he deserves credit from my point of view for saying things that are specific. on the other hand, in one sentence, in the space of one sentence he explained that yes he would be willing to negotiate with al qaeda if they were h

next to me, tucker carlson. editor in chief of "the daily caller." and it is the liberal rag that makes us gag. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> camera, oh. what is black and white and read all over, the punch line used to be yours truly, but after viewing this guff i can safely say this pick -- this particular picture owns the market on those three colors and the color brown. >> are we going move ahead now? >> will they stay bold until it gets cold? well that's what bloom is betting. the new york mayor and tortoise-like creature michael bloomberg says the scam ps can camp out indefinitely telling the wall street journal he has no idea how long the protests will last, but adding that, quote, part of it probably has to do with the weather. it lately has been lovely. i have been out there sun bathing. some the downtown protesters are moving uptown because that's where the wealthy are. the occupy yes, sirs protested outside the homes of j.p. morgan chase's ceo, libertarian billionaire david coke and news corp's own ru

then we will talk with tucker carlson of the "daily caller" about the republican presidential race. and then a look at the largest banks. yalman onaran of "bloomberg businessweek" is our guest. "washington journal" each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. janet napolitano will testify about homeland security oversight. live coverage from the senate judiciary committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern. after that, natalie cole will be at the national press club talking about hepatitis c. the singer was diagnosed with the disease during a recent blood testing 2008 -- during a routine blood test in 2008. that gets underway at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> because i am a businessman, of which incidently i'm very proud, and was formally connected with a large company, the subsequent errors of the opposition have attempted to picture me as an opponent of liberalism. but i was a liberal for many of those men heard the word. and i fought for the reforms of theodore roosevelt and woodrow wilson before another roosevelt adopted and distorted the word liberal. >> he was a member of the democratic party for o

. >> sean: tonight on our paneling he editor at daily call, tucker carlson.ng partner of hill top, mo is back and he is known as donald trump's right-hand man and the trump organization. michael cohen is here. thanks for being here. we just interviewed hank. he puts out a song. 150,000 downloads in less than 24 hours, the popularity -- what do you think that is response to. people are fed up with political correctness? >> people are fed up across the board. you see it across the streets in new york. now, they are moving uptown and all over the country. people are disgusted with what is happening in washington. there is no other way to describe it. >> sean: he said he shouldn't have used the hitler analogy, nobody apologizes, i think people are fed up with the environment? >> i total disagree with his politics. >> he said he shouldn't have use i had on the view. now, he said it why didn't espn say, don't do it again. why can't we let something go? >> they freak out. they don't know what to do. incoming e-mails come in. they don't know what to do. >> they are n

martha: lions, tigers, bears, ojai and tucker carlson and alan colmes.l: did two candidates have most to gain in last flight's debate? michele bachmann and ron paul are live moments away here in "america's newsroom." martha. martha: this case is such a mystery but is there a break today? that is next. >> we got up started screaming for her and looking for her everywhere and she wasn't there. >> she is ten months old. lisa is ten months old. >> xi will be 11 months old the 11th. her birthday is the -- >> oh. martha: big weather going on in florida today. we have a lot of storm damage there. there was possible tornado on the ground there that caused some minor injuries. damaged property. we have a lot of fallen trees in the area as well. school officials in the florida keys canceled classes due to more storms they're concerned about down there. a tough scene for folks in plantation, florida. we'll keep an eye on it. bill: wondering whether or not there's a possible break in the case of missing baby lisa irwin. judge andrew napolitano is our fox news senior

tucker carlson joins me now, editor of "the daily caller" and fox news contributor. this? >> this is a sign as you suggested a breakdown in communication between the white house and republicans in congress. the difference between the jobs bill the president submitted and ones for instance, senate republicans submitted yesterday is that the president's own caucus doesn't support his ideas. his bill is dead in congress. as of yesterday in the house it had no cosponsors at all because democrats don't support their leader's bill. the republican version is supported by republicans. martha: that has to be sort of the most unrecognized fact of this whole situation. >> right. martha: the president very publicly came out with a jobs bill, with a big clip on it. showed it to everybody. said this must pass. he went all over the country saying this must pass. the people not supporting, not surprising republicans aren't sporting it, it is surprising his own folks, his own democrats are not supporting it? >> they're not stupid. some of these people run for re-election in swing mart

bill: tucker carlson, alan colmes. gentlemen, good morning. you guys are so big we have to keep if you two different states. alan gets new york, tucker you get washington, d.c. what does it mean for romney and the race? >> the republican establishment has basically spoken, mit the pe nominee from their point of view. the question is how much power dots republican establishment have. you have those saying they want someone other than romney. that would be conventional in the democratic party. but the republican party usually falls in line behind the front runner earlier i would think. and this portends a pretty protracted intense primary season for the republican party. bill: a primary season that could be based on the schedule, based on the way things are stack up. but back to your point. are you reflecting on the tea party opinion of what's happening on their view versus the establishment or more than that? >> the tea party is not sold. the tea party basically overthrough the republican establishment or threw it back on its heels. there is mor

he has a made uptight tell according to his boss tucker carl -- carlson. bill schulz, i think he is dressed as billy joe armstrong from green day. and sit sitting next to me is constantine marules. his hair has its own publish sits. and he goes into the pale because his news is stale. hi, pinch. >> today in home and leisure they discuss the best way to child proof one's home. want to know how to pinch people? put things on shelves. due to lack of any uh pen denses -- appendages i cannot walk, lap or jump. what are you doing? can you bring slash carry me with you? anyone? hello? >> are -- you are the dumbest pawking paper. >> go back to your box. >> dumbest talking paper on tv. we are stoutering the show jie. should we hope the door? they voted unanimously to allow smelly peace loving freaks to set up aside recruiters in schools. fair and balanced people. fair and balanced. the idea is to give students in oregon a more balanced view of what it might mean to enlist. explains the board's vice chairman, quote, there is nothing in this resolution that says ther

joining us is tucker carlson. good morning. >> good morning. >> help put these pieces together.foster apparently was using taxpayer dollars in 2007 and 2008, doing what? >> using his government credit card for, among other things, cash advances, gasoline, hotel rental car charges to meet up with, apparently, a woman who was his girlfriend in miami at least 10 times in one year. he apparently also flew a buddy of his from the virgin islands out to vegas so they could play golf and party. more cash advances all on taxpayer dime here. the headline is he was not punished for this. he got a seven day suspension. he was not fired. he was transferred within the civil rights division. and now he's eligible for a payout for early retirement. wasn't forced to return the money. federal prosecutors for reasons that are not at all clear have declined to take up this case and prosecute him. no one is alleging he didn't do these things, he apparently admitted it and he's facing no sanction. >> i know that you have said in the past that it's really difficult to fire public workers rather than p

michelle bachman, ron paul, we have jon huntsman and then bret baier, tucker carlson all here with theirin virginia, passes up a chance to be with the president there yesterday. there is a chill in the air, folks, and it's not just the fall weather. that's coming up. bill and i join you at the top of the hour. we'll see you then. exclusive to the military. and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. from free checking to credit cards to loans, our commitment to e military, veteransand their families is without equal. ♪ visit us online to learn what makes our bank so different. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >> gretchen: she's making a big return to the runway for victoria secret with a serious welcome back gift. joining us now, super model miranda kerr and her $2.5 million bra. good morning to you n good morning. how are you? >> gretchen: by the way, you look amazing. she just had a baby, folks. i know you're going to think, how could she look like this? nine months ago you h

then we will talk with tucker carlson about the republican presidential race.then we will look at the help of the nation's largest bank. yalman onaran is our guest. "washington journal" each morning on c-span. later, janet napolitano will testify about homeland security oversight. live coverage from the senate judiciary committee begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. after that, natalie cole will be at the national press club talking about hepatitis c. the singer was diagnosed with the disease in 2008. that gets underway at 1:00 p.m. eastern. in one of the activists behind egypt's arab spring is giving advice to the occupy wall street protesters. then vincente fox discusses mexico's violence and advocates for legalizing durgs. rugs. topics on "washington journal" include education spending, last night to convey, and regulating banks. >> during this period, my working relationship with judge thomas was positive. i had a good deal of responsibility and independence. i thought he respected my work and that he trusted my judgment. q>> it has been 20 years since anita hill

then we will talk with tucker carlson of the "daily caller" about the republican presidential race. after that, look at the help of the nation's largest banks. yalman onaran of" is our guest. "washington journal" each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. janet napolitano will testify about homeland security oversight at the senate judiciary committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern. after that, natalie cole will be at the national press club talking about hepatitis c. the singer was diagnosed with the disease during a routine blood test in 2008. that gets underway at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> it is very obvious to me that with all the priorities we have, and they are all worthy, till further notice every decision the national government makes, every close call made in favor of economic growth, in favor of growth of the private sector. >> he worked as an adviser in the reagan white house, omb director and george w. bush's administration, and as governor of indiana, he introduced spending cuts that produced a surplus. mitch daniels on his new book, the economy, and his decision not to run for pr