threats and intimidation unamerican. that's the memo. >> reaction. joining us from washington fox news analyst kirsten powers and here in the studio jeanine pirro author of the big new book sly fox. all right janine, let's deal with the constitutional issue first, because you are a judge, all right? you understand the constitution. correct? you hesitated. >> no, i'm waiting for the question to hit me. >> in the constitution it says, all right? americans rights have to be protected. and we have, the bill of rights. nowhere in the bill of rights does marriage appear, correct? >> that's correct. you were right in your talking points. it is not a constitutional right. it's not recognized. it comes under the right of privacy but here's the bottom line. >> bill: who would say it comes under the right of privacy? marriage is public. >> well, it is public but someone would say that there is probably a presumed constitutional. marriages should be this is not a marriage issue. this is about the right a company that's never had a problem with gays that openly e

and i'm proud to stand with you and my colleagues here to say that it is simply unamerican at the deechest and most profound levels. >> anti-sharia activist contend that islamic law has been used in unfair decisions against women. especially under domestic cases. and the most frequently cited case, a new jersey woman tried to get a restraining order against her husband, alleging he raped and beat her. after hearing testimony that husband muslim faith orders women to, it was not allowed. >> god permits the man to beat the wife? human rights activists were upset. constitutional scholars were upset. everybody was upset. and you know who is also upset as well? the appellate court which immediately reversed that decision because it was a bad decision. >> the woman happened to have an attorney and she happened to have sufficient funds to make an appeal. and only then was it corrected. how many women like this woman, who can't afford an appeal? >> muslims around the country say the legislative efforts discriminate against them. >> it is to create this fear of islam and muslims in the largest soci

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i mean, if we go back to the 1800s, we have people, those dirty, filthy, ignorant unamerican because they were catholic, the irish. first we said to the chinese. help us build the roads and you can only have a restaurant or do clothes. then we have the chinese exclusion act. think of the 1930s as our government had thousands and thousands and thousands of visas, and denied them to people that were trying to flee nazi germany. that happened. these things happened in our history. those are the sad moments. janet brewer, they're among the sad moments. then there are the great moments, laguardia and others who embraced immigrants and fought for immigrants and made america what it is today. look, unfortunately and sadly but i just want to say something because i think it's very, very very important that we understand look, what she's trying to do is say oh, you can't get a benefit. nobody ever asked for a government benefit. they asked for the possibility to stay in this country and to work. but to deny them a driver's license to these young people, and you're going to get a work permit.

there's something very unamerican about that let me tell you. when that bill was being debated in the senate, there was a provision in there -- actually it looked like it would get pass. the provision said if we as american citizen was arrested and tried and found innocent in a jury trial, they still claimed that they could put us away forever indefinitely. it didn't get that bad. it's still bad but there was a senator. i can't think of his name. i think he was from kentucky. he was able to stop that. once it got out on the table, oh, we didn't know that was in there. that's impossible because they don't have a famous idea what they're voting on most of the time. that is the problem. read the bills act was there. i think that's the proper thing to do. you ought to read the bill. i have to admit, i haven't read all of those bills. if there are a thousand pages long, my staff has good instruction. they say they have an easy job. they say all they have to do is show me if it's unconstitutional. lot of times, they don't have to read the first page.

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threats and intimidation, though, are unamerican. >> that is a topic we want to brew on. we want to talk about something else today is mitt romney's vice president. so many people talking about who he should pick. >> so much chatter about it. a decision could happen early next week. take a look at what dick norrisson says. >> there are two candidates from vp that could help him. rubio for colorado, new mexico and nevada. condi rice and the female vote. >> who do you think mitt romney should pick as his running mate and why do you think that that terne had you had be picked? send comments to us. you can tweet them at fox friends first or shoot us an e-mail at fox frien foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. that's a big topic of conversation. every time you run into something it seems like they are saying who do you think sfwh>> it is 11 bhins after the hour. a frantic 911 call from a man being dragged a pickup truck. >> got hit by a truck? >> i am hanging off the back in a white truck. holy... >> we had tell you how the crazy ordeal played out. >> despite weak demands the governmen

pointing out that romney has often accused obama of being "unamerican."er wisconsin governor tommy thompson takes another step towards representing his state once again. he won the republican primary in the race for the u.s. senate yesterday. he defeated three other candidates with 35 percent of the vote. he'll take on democrat tammy baldwin in the general election in november. the 70-year old thompson was also the secretary of health and human services during part of the george w. bush administration. and after outspending her opponent by almost ten times linda mcmahon beats former congressman christopher shays in the g.o.p. primary for the u.s. senate in connecticut. mcmahon shelled-out 11 million dollars, while shays only spent about one million. she'll square-off next against u.s. democratic congressman chris murphy in the general election. mcmahon ran for the u.s. senate back in 2010, and spent 50 million dollars of her own money... and still lost big in the general election. next: why you maybe seeing ads in your facebook feed. they get rid of germs

anyone who sees religious minorities whether sikhs or jews or muslims or whatever as unamerican is attackingy and that we cannot put up with anymore. instead of rewarding this antimuslim sentiment as we tent to do in the political sphere we need to say enough is enough and we will not tolerate it any longer. >> thanks so much for your time. >> my pleasure. >>> you can see a documentary this evening right here on cnn "unwelcome the muslims next door" coming up right here on cnn. >>> on to aurora, colorado. first lady michelle obama offered comfort to victims and family members of last month's shooting. a dozen people died and 58 others were injured in that attack. that shooting shattered a community's sense of security. nick of cnn affiliate kusa explains how a ticket give away may help lure movie goers back. >> reporter: this is aurora where going to the movies has become an act of defiance. >> we were in line waiting to see the movie and it was sold out. >> reporter: almost saw batman that night. he and his friend knew many who were inside the night of july 20th. >> a friend of mine alexand

anyone standing in the way of this industry frankly is unamerican.w what is really an american? a danish company laying off 234 workers in an american plan after getting american taxpayer money. that's right. coming up next, the new phase in prepaid debit cards. plus, more than just pretty faces. huge money makers. we will take a look at the wealthiest supermodels in the world. you should just keep this city. yes. gerri: prepaid debit cards aimed at the rich. how major credit card i ♪ gerri: well, high-priced, marketed to sub prime borrowers, people without a lot of money. focus tonight, talking about that cards. now, slew of card issuers are marketing these consumer traps to the wealthy. here to break it down, consumer education president for smart credit. welcome back to the show. why sell these to overly wealthy people? >> well, it is a segment of the market that has been relatively untapped for prepaid debit cards. essentially what they're doing is going from the hon bank or under banks to the left -- less sophisticated and now the last piece hid

that is unamerican. >> eliot: you talked about these the statutes that are designed to eliminate frauding to cut back on the right to vote. you're saying that the veteran v.a. card is insufficient for a veteran to go in and vote. >> that's right. our veterans made sure that every american had the freedoms, including the fundamental right to vote. when i served in iraq, 19 of my colleagues never made it home. but the point that have effort led 12 million iraqis to vote for the first time. governor you remember the purple finger. and here at home they're chipping away at our democracy? what the hell is going on. >> eliot: you're in congress, you're an iraq veteran. you're also an professor. my hat goes off to you for all these things. you've seen these being passed. do you think it's constitutional. >> i really don't. it's a violation of our voting rights act but also of our constitution. the fact is this, we need to do everything we can these next 93 days to let people know that they have to write letters to the editor, they have to make sure where they're having their rights taken away

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it's ok and very unamerican sometimes, it's ok to be humble. >> you're a celebrity chef now all things, you can't run away from the celebrity aspect, please, what about this life as a celebrity chef? you're on top chef masterrers, you win that, you're all over the news media writing books. this is your third book, you've written other books your first memoir you're 15 years old and write be memoirs. what's the whole celebrity they have like? >> that's a great point. when food network came in the 1990's, sort of growing out of what julia child created and conversation, you can get food anywhere, all right? i realize i'm a chef with a platform but it's important that i film what is good. the restaurant does that. with my website i make sure that we drive a narrative that is focused on improving american food for so many different levels. if i of a platform, i better talk about it and do something about it, since i can drive my platform toward something positive, talking about meatless mondays, talking about how to make farmer's market in urban america, farmer's market that are culture al

madness on that side of the world, o'reilly pretending, oh, we've never done that, boycotts are unamericann boycotts. but take me through what you see happening here. >> well, it's another example of their right wing contradiction. first all, they like to argue that money is speech so certainly withholding money is speech. it's also very unwise for business. these are also individuals that would like to encourage business. but, lawrence, lgbtq money spends just as well as anybody else's. why would you want to ostracize that part of the community? to say withhold your money and not boycott is worse. that leaves opportunity for negotiations, for demands to be met. and if the company responds to negotiations gives them an opportunity to be a good actor, sometimes it's worse just for there to be a general culture brewing that says none of us should spend our money at chick-fil-a. it's really bad for business as well. it's just more of their contradiction in the name of continuing to be discriminatory. >> and rush limbaugh, by the way, announcing that he's eating chick-fil-a now. he didn't say

he has been traveling for the last two years, basically calling the president unamerican.that he wanted -- the president wanted to make this a less christian nation. those are poor choices of words. that's what we find completely offensive. this faux outrage by mitt romney complaining and whining about the tone of this race is completely hypocritical. his own opponents during the republican primary, santorum said -- rick santorum said the only way romney is winning is because he is bludgeoning his opponents. newt gingrich said he was trying to destroy him with lies. i appreciate the tone of this campaign needs to stick to the issues. we north going to be lectured by mitt romney on that. it is completely hypocritical. >> not to belabor this. was it at the very least a poor choice of words. >> i think it is a distraction. the word distracted from the larger point. the point is that wall street shouldn't be unshackled. they shouldn't be deregulated. i think wall street and main street need to play by the same set of rules. the middle class can't carry the burden any longer. >

. >> it's fascinating given that, you know, on the right these charges of socialism, kenyan, unamericaners. that has still left him ahead of mitt romney after a few months of the weird campaign from the obama guys. it's pretty amazing. >> the president is not just ahead of government but the head of state. these things matter. he is not just a manager of the economy. >> values questions. >> you've likened to this campaign to how closely obama was tracking bush four years ago. i think he is running that playbook. bush would say you may not agree with me but you know who i am. just as kerry played into voted for voted against romney switching positions doing the same thing. >> shameless plugs. nancy you first. >> we're partnering with four squares so if you head to tampa and want to find your friends go to four square.com/time. >> i try to hide. >> go to city and state ny.com a listing of the most influential 22 people you don't know who are influencing new york politics. one is my wife the lovely and talented juanita scarlet. >> i love new york one. >> today's "new york times" will i wil

the other thing is it is so unimagined to keep your money in unamerican to keeperic your money in overseasanks. he ships jobs abroad and that is why we are in dire straits. he actually made money shipping jobs abroad. guest: i appreciate your comments about what has happened with military families. there was a lot of bravado at the end of the mitt romney speech yesterday about the use of military abroad and the strength of america. president obama has very high marks with the country on handling national security and the war on terrorism. he is pretty balanced in the way he has dealt with libya, egypt, and syria as well as support for veterans. i think republicans are on the defensive on the issue. i promise you people will mention the cayman islands and other offshore accounts as a big deal. it is top of the list. you cannot be running for president and having an account in the cayman islands to avoid taxes or a campaign saying we are running on truth but not be willing to talk about these things. host: we talked earlier about president obama mentioning george bush and inheriting the econ

it is unfortunate but it is untrue and it's unamerican as well. >> reporter: so he tells me that at 1me is when they're supposed to have the first prayer service, though some people may come in earlier, some may come in afterward. 1:10 central time is the moment that many people here have been waiting for for sometime, deb. >> all right. and interesting, george, looking at the pictures inside of the mosque it really sort of opens it up and shows people exactly what it is and what is there. george howell for us, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> well, now disturbing new attacks on american forces in afghanistan. the latest ambush just hours ago. a man wearing an afghan military uniform shoots to death three americans in the volatile helmand province. according to reuters the americans were killed by an afghan police commander and several of his officers. the afghan leader had invited the americans to dinner to discuss security. all three americans were members of special forces. the attack follows wednesday's suicide bombing that killed three u.s. soldiers and an american aid worker. th

. -- she called you unamerican. and i'm wearing a marine corps hat and i guarantee you there are men and women who fought for right -- they fought for right to allow her to say that. i won't name her. we're not supposed to name politicians but her initials are nancy pelosi. so we have been out there regarding your since then, bringing the message out to seniors. the supreme court of the land passed the bill. guess what. we will not take it to a higher court -- we will now take it to a higher court. it is called the people's court. and we will repeal in november. thank you so much for your time. god bless. thank you. >> thank you, jim. the house wrapped up early and paul ryan did the right thing. he went home to see his family with young kids. but we have a special guest. does anybody here watch fox news at all? anyone? you may see him on fox news. would you please one of his books. they're the best ones out there. he is quiet. he is shy. he is unassuming. but we have coaxed him into talking today. please welcome dic

it is unamerican.crime against democracy itself and there should be an up rising against it. >> jennifer: why wouldn't we have universal franchise. anyone who is a citizen should be entitled. >> al gore: well, here we are in the digital age where there is a whole talker economy out there where companies take follow every website that people visit. we should automatically register every member of the united states to vote without question. >> john: when you were in the senate, my first question to the subject was the bill under president george h.w. bush when the law would say when you get your driver's license you're automatically registered to vote. president bush said you can't force people to take part in the process. it didn't. it just made them eligible. i would think that a smart democrat might want to try to reintroduce that bill. could that happen? >> al gore: well, i think it could if we had enough votes. this is a key part to the right-wing agenda. it goes back to the 70s when all these right

is he attacking warren buffet as being somehow unamerican because he der arrives his money from investments capital gains? if he really wants his secretary to pay a lower tax rate than he is, he ought to give himself a big stock rather than salary. that can be one of the ugly things about the balance of the campaign. i think it is one of the reasons that obama is going to lose. people are desperate for a president to offer them more than just that. >> you said you think obama is going to lose. if he wins, it will be what? >> an utter disaster for the country. look, if he were to win, and i don't think he is, but if he were to win, he would come in for a second term as ill-prepared as any single president in the history of our country. >> we went out and talked about 2004, energy reform. we got 1-4. we got the energy bill in 2005. but we tried. this guy has not laid a predicate for anything other than the buffet rule which will generate $7 billion over the next 10 years. there by solving our enormous problem. wait for my thursday column. it is brilliant. >> i am greg unger from "vanity fair.

is he attacking warren buffett for being an american -- unamerican because he derives his income from capital gains? if he wants his secretary to pay a lower tax rate, he should give her a bunch of stocks instead of a salary. it is going to be one of the ugly things about the campaign. alta milli, i think it is one reason why obama will lose. people are desperate for the president to offer more than that. -- ultimately, i think it is one reason why obama will lose. if he were to win, and i do not think he is, he would come in for a second term as ill- prepared as any president in the history of our country. i just came from the architect's perspective. in 2004, we talked about tax reform, energy reform. we got one hour before. we got the energy bill in 2005. we tried. this guy has not laid a predicate for anything other than the buffett rule that will generate $7 billion over the next 10 years. >> how could he win? >> wait for my thursday column. it is great. [laughter] >> i am from "vanity fair." >> of course you are. >> [unintelligible] >> go ahead. reet journal, you are highly crit

look, i can point to another gaffe on the republican side about the president being unamerican.can't have governing by sound bite for presidential election every day in a new cycle a new sound bite. i think joe biden is an asset to the ticket, he's going to demonstrate that in the debates. his foreign policy experience, i didn't get anything on the china issue, but this ticket of paul ryan and mitt romney has the least foreign policy experience of many tickets on both sides for many years. so again i think vice president biden because of his foreign policy experience and his connection with average voters in pennsylvania, with workers, middle class, is a huge asset to the ticket. >> so has anybody asked you frankly do you think biden ought to be replaced? >> no. and that's not going to happen. he's an asset. he is somebody that brings votes to the ticket in pennsylvania and the midwest. no. he has been a very good vice president and he showed that in the last election. he brought votes to the ticket. no. i think it's a one day story and we should move on. >> governor huntsman, w

as it does not address the network deficiencies unamerican versus united and delta. simply put, american has hubs in dallas, chicago, los angeles to connect people and strong international gateways in jfk in miami. a very strong route network believes a large hole in the network up and down the east coast. that means america cannot easily serve the popular and highly lucrative east coast region which causes it to miss out on the enormous source of corporate business as well as consumers to travel up and down the eastern seaboard. network gaps like this were acceptable a few years ago when every airline had some. with the breath and scale of the new united, the new delta, that is no longer the case. american is steadily losing corporate share to their larger competitors and they will never be able to get it back without a comparable network. a combination with u.s. airways would create such a network. we have taken a long, hard look and we know that together we can build the greatest airline in the world, one that can compete more effectively with the networks of unit

. -- she called you unamerican. are men and women who fought for the right to allow her to say that. i won't name her, but her nationals are nancy pelosi. [laughter] [applause] so we have been out there regarding your since then, bringing the message out to seniors. the supreme court of the land passed the bill. guess what. we will not take it to a higher court -- we will now take it to a higher court. it is called the people's court. and we will repeal in november. thank you so much for your time. god bless. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, jim. the house wrapped up early and paul ryan did the right thing. he went home to see his family with young kids. but we have a special guest. does anybody here watch fox news at all? anyone? [applause] you may see him on fox news. would you please one of his books. they're the best ones out there. he is quiet. he is shy. he is unassuming. coaxed him intos talking today. please welcome dick bourse. >> this is my backup group. [laughter] this is a non-political rally. it is d

that is so on american -- unamerican. he ships jobs abroad and that is why we are in dire straits. he actually made money shipping jobs abroad. guest: i appreciate your comments about what has happened with military families. there was a lot of bravado at the end of the mitt romney speech yesterday about the use of military abroad and the strength of america. president obama has very high marks with the country on handling national security and the war on terrorism. he is pretty balanced in the way he has dealt with libya, egypt, and syria as well as support for veterans. i think republicans are on the defensive on the issue. i promise you people will mention the cayman islands and other offshore accounts as a big deal. it is top of the list. you cannot be running for president and having an account in the cayman islands to avoid taxes or a campaign saying we are running on truth but not be willing to talk about these things. host: we talked earlier about president obama mentioning george bush and inheriting the economy from the previous administration. jeb bush said president obam