, engaged in work, or engaged in, quote unquote, work activity, like job training, or searching for work. but in july last month president obama signed an executive order that gives states more leeway in defining what constitutes work, like more months of training or schooling. so recipients can continue to draw welfare checks even if not actually working at a job. opponents of this delusion, like mr. romney, think this will be abused. romney is not only launching verbally attacks but also this ad. >> under obama's plan you wouldn't have to work and train job. they just send you your welfare check. >> question. why are republicans objecting to giving states more leeway with welfare reform work requirement, the work requirements of welfare, when in the past many gop gophers, including romney have supported waivers? is that clear enough? >> that's clear enough. because they're looking for a wedge issue that can appeal to white working class men principally, and this draws on an issue that republicans campaigned on for years. welfare cheats, candidate ronald reagan first talked about the we

unquote. christians and muslims. with no favoritism. >> the egyptian people will look to their elected leaders to protect the rights of all citizens and to govern in a fair and d so will we. >> question. true or false. the secretary of state says in effect, when it comes to freedom of religion, the world is sliding backwards. is she correct in that? >> it certainly is strue in some parts of the world. it is certainly true in the arab world and the muslim world. we see what happened in egypt. it is not just in egypt. it is a part of that whole array of countries. but egypt is one of the great countries. and one that is really fallen under the sway of the muslim brotherhood. and nobody knows where that is going to go. they were able to replace the senior leaders of the military, it is an example of a level of power and political sophistication that we will find will be a real problem for as we go forward. >> is it true the syrian catholic and orthodox leaders have sided with assad, and they are -- there is worry that t

harry reid went further with local reporters say saying he had a quote number of people tell me that, unquote. so it went from one person telling him to now a number of

unquote. and yet in spite of this overwhelming historical evidence that the founders did, indeed, strive for that separation that thomas jefferson spoke of, most religious right leaders today continued to hock the very concept -- mock the very concept of a secular state. as their ozzy and harriet world of the 1950s fades from memory for most americans, the more religious right extremists have become more and more shrill about the massive cultural changes that have taken place over the past few decades and that will surely continue. and their increasing contempt for social tolerance or personal liberty which are really hamarks of the limited government they profess to believe in, indicates, i think, that they are no longer reliable partners or allies for those republicans and conservatives who actually do believe in limited government and individual rights. i think the so-called three-legged stool symbolizing the republican, the traditional republican coalition made up of economic conservatives

and whose plan is quote unquote fairy dust? pat buchanan? >> 1 john, 163,000 new jobs created, 150,000 people left the labor force and disappeared, 45,000 became unemployed, that is why the unemployment rate has gone up. the size of the labor force is diminishing. barack obama's plan, he said it worked, it is not working. there is no question about it. john, 41, 42 months of 8 plus percent unemployment. he says mitt romney's plan won't work. mitt romney's plan, as i understand it, is very close to a plan 30 years ago of ronald reagan which did work, which created something like 20 million new jobs. we don't know if it is going to happen now, but it is a far better bet to bet on him i think than to bet on what has been failing for four years. >> eleanor? >> harken back decades ago, president obama's plan is like bill clinton's plan which gave us 24 million jobs and a surplus and not as long ago as president reagan. and i would point out the private sector created 17 2,000 jobs, the markets reacted quite favorably, i think that the white house

at least one gunman has been quote unquote put down.olice officer who shot him has also been shot multiple times, expected to survive. harris faulkner at the breaking news desk now with more details. harris? >> well, a couple of things. the hospital where these victims have been taken, this froedtert you mentioned before the commercial break it is a level one trauma unit. it is important to know that because they were first put on stand biand that is where one of the victims is now in surgery for critical injuries. the other importance of that is that as they bring people out we will be able to contact because we have been in communication with froedtert hospital and medical center. we will be able to find out if there are any additional victims as they go room by room. they were telling people as they were coming out and we have seen this scene unfortunately play out in different locations and states, get down, take cover. but people know to do that now inside, too. so we are being told and the police department there in wisconsin is s

unquote. mr. speaker, can we allow a man like ahmadinejad, leading the world's most dangerous regime, to be able to disseminate nuclear weapons to terrorists and have his finger on the button that could launch nuclear missiles targeting our families and our children? and how do we negotiate with a nuclear iran as senator obama suggested, when their jihadist i'll ideology considers armageddon a good -- jihadist ideology considers arm ged an good thing? the -- armageddon a good thing? they have remained undeterred in their efforts to harm america, israel and western interests. in october of last year, our intelligence interdicted an iranian plot to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador and to detonate bombs at both the saudi arabian and the israeli embassies right here in washington, d.c. tapes in american possession show that iranians -- that the iranians were unconcerned with, quote, collateral damage. now, mr. speaker, translated that means dead americans. it also means that iran has no fear w

walk me through that a bit. >> the interesting take on mitt romney's quote/unquote joke today, i'm sure it was a joke, as you said at the outset, i'm sure he didn't mean anything out of it. but the birther critique is a questioning of citizenship. and the questioning of african-american citizenship is a long, old, and deeply disgraceful and often violent tradition that stretches back literally from the beginning of this country. you could take it from 1790 when congress first defines what citizenship is and strictly and right out says it's only for white people, stretches up until the end of the civil war when andrew johnson after the tragic death of president lincoln out and out says there's no way that the country can be based on the african-american franchise. it runs into the mid-20th century where you see the future senator robert byrd objecting to serve in the military because it mean he might have to serve next to african-americans. william f. buckley arguing that african-americans in the south don't even want to vote much less should be granted to vote. so that's a very, very lo

. >> dan, basically you pointed out dell and hewlett-packard, apple's, quote/unquote, competitors, are doing so poorly. you do expect them to be beleaguered. >> it's interesting to me. where is apple really excelling here? it's in mobile, tablets, smartphones, a category dell and hue let have been left in the dust. all of a sudden microsoft in the tablet space, google, samsung is big there. there's a massive bifurcation. to me, i mean, you know, those guys are going the way of the dodo. in a lot of ways they're classic value traps for those stocks to be down with expectations so low after the guidance they gave, that's too bad. a lot of money is pushing into apple. this activity, call spiking, it's giddy and makes me nervous. that's i short term bearishness. >> that's good for viewers to know. you can look at options activity and see spikes and read that as giddy. walk us through exactly why you would interpret it that way. >> one of the things you are going to see, especially in a name like apple, a stock largely composed of cash. if the stock is rising, a lot of cash on the balance s

unquote.and yet in spite of this overwhelming historical evidence the founders visited the separation of thomas jefferson spoke of. most religious right leaders today continue to mock the very concept of a secular state. as there are inherent would've been 1850 states on the memory for most americans, the more religious right extremists have become more and more shrill about the map of cultural changes that have taken place over the past few decades and will surely continue an ever-increasing compound for social tolerance of personal liberty, which are really hallmarks of a limited government to believe in. in that case they are no longer reliable partners are allies for those republicans and conservatives who actually do believe in limited government individual rights. i think the so-called three-legged stools, symbolizing the traditional republican coalition made up of economic conservatives, national conservatives and social conservatives is broken and i think there will and should remain b

now m why. >> if you don't want the quote, unquote liberal media to attack you, don't say things like this. but that is usually pref physicianed with something like i said something totally reasonable. and he is calling me a racist. >> for example, this is something where you deserve to be raked over the coals. but the liberal media -- gite liberal media card is going to be what it is to the left. you say it and apparently it works. >> you would say that. you are in the media and you have a card. >> i did call out the left for using the race card. >> way to cover yourself. >> the liberal media would never do that. also there is disbelief about some grammar mistakes about aiken. he is correct. aiken's website said until a little while ago, tell mccaskil that you are with aiken. >> and liberalism is equating to hating god. so every once in awhile she right. >> i didn't know he said that. good for him. greg you said should the republicans should have known they were like this before they nominated him? well they did put him on the house armed services committee, budget committee and poss

when you hear about a politician that was, quote unquote found dead. what is that book jim?ly on your show and i'm a huge fan. >> stephanie: oh, i'm a huge fan of yours too. >> and it's a too bad you left new york we could have had a doggy play day. >> stephanie: oh. >> it's okay. we'll hook up in new york. what is your name richard? >> stephanie: loved you as a comedian, love you on law and order of course. and where is your interest in this? i had no idea. this book is fascinating. >> thank you. i was a newspaper reporter before i was in show business. this one is a history book i'm very proud of it. it's just the facts man. >> stephanie: yeah. >> i like one of the fbi agents we interviewed said i have no theories just facts. >> stephanie: yeah jesse ventura did the forward -- >> afterwards but who is counting. >> stephanie: yeah, whatever. let's get into some of it. do you still believe marilyn monroe overdosed on drugs? >> i never did. it's important because the first book to prove marilyn was murdered -- this is not here thatries or supposition, we have scientific and f

police say he was able to take down the suspect and, quote, unquote, physically detain him until theyived. ll cool j shares the home with his wife, their four kids, one of his daughters called police while he took care of, you know, the physical stuff. >> i bet he did. >> i bet he did, too. you do not mess with ll cool j. >> it has to be scary to have someone break into your house. >> yes. >> even if you are ll cool j and have those arms. >> how about this one? >>> a school event called senors and senoritas. it went on for three years. we'll tell you about this and the major backlash, coming up next. .. [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] your mouth has sipped, snacked, ...yellowed... giggled, snuggled, ...yellowed... chatted, chewed, ...yellowed. and over all those years, your teeth...have yellowed. fact is, if you're not whitening, you're yellowing. crest 3d white whitestrips remove over ten years of stains by going below the enamel surface. and, t

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people understand the hurricanes but are also quote unquote veterans. they say, i've got my gas, food for three days or so, and i will hunker down. because right now we believe that louisiana is going to get the brunt of this. but you also have people that have lost everything in the storm seven years ago. and they say, look, i don't need to sit around and wait for this and to see what happens. so we're getting out of here. we just have been aught a local restaurant and they got ten feet of water, rebuilt and now is facing a similar situation. they said they're going to stay but a lot of customers in there said, we're out of here. tamron? >> thank you very much, thanh. before i turn it over to thomas roberts, i want to give you more information. people are asking about fema, are they prepared this time around? >> few gate says officials urged gulf resident to take this danger seriously. isaac has the potential to cause a lot of damage and evacuate tonight, if you are told. they say isaac has the characteristics after big storm surge, abnormal rise of wa

walk me through that a bit. >> the interesting take on mitt romney's quote unquote joke today, i'm sure it was a joke, i'm sure he didn't mean it racially, but the birther critique is a questioning of citizenship. and the questioning of african-american citizenship is a long, old, and deeply disgraceful and often violent tradition that stretches back literally from the beginning of this country. you could take it from 1790 when congress first defines what citizenship is and strictly and right out says it's only for white people, stretches up until the end of the civil war until after the tragic death of president lincoln out and out says there's no way that the country can be based on the african-american franchise. it runs into the mid-20th century where you see the future senator robert byrd objecting to serve in the military because it mean he might have to serve next to african-americans. william f. buckley arguing that african-americans in the south don't even want to vote much less should be granted to vote. so that's a very, very long tradition of questioning african-american cit

earlier chancellor angela merkel called multiculturalism, quote, an utter failure, unquote. this was during a nationwide debate stirred by a best-selling book written by a german banker adhering that muslim immigrants had made his country, quote, stupid, unquote. merkel's comments were echoed in britain by prime minister cameron who claimed that under the doctrine of state multiculturalism, we have encouraged different cultures to live separate lives apart from each other and the mainstream. well, on the surface this disillusion seemed to us paradox call since the european union is itself a vibrant example of multiculturalism. it blends 20 republics and six monarchies whose 500 million citizens speak 23 official languages, three of which -- english, german and french -- are working languages. however, it's not the usual slaves, celts that promote these lamentations. it is a specific minority. the noneuropean migrants who began arriving in europe in large numbers after the second world war. today there are about 20 million muslims in europe or about 4% of the total population

spain's interior minister said men were quote/unquote ready to act in europe. the spanish interior minister also says the terror cell had gathered enough explosives to blow up a bus, was mastering the art of plying on motorized paragliders, and had information about remote controlled planes as well. let's go straight to our cnn contributor, paul cruickshank, an investigative reporter and terrorism analyst, joining us from brussels. paul, let's just begin with the fact that ned been found already with these powerful explosives, that the first terror suspects in spain, actually to be caught with explosives, so this tells me, and let me just ask you, this wasn't just in the planning stages. were they operational, and what were they plotting? >> brooke, everything that we're hearing was, this was a very serious plot. perhaps connected to al qaeda, a plot perhaps to target an american naval base in southern spain or perhaps british interests in gibraltar. that's the working hypothesis of national security sources right now. but also concerns that this group, this al

we're told the quote/unquote new sanctions are intended to prevent iran to back the old sanctions.nwhile has imposed sanctions on a chinese bank and an iraqi bank. if you want to learn more about how the u.s. is consistent and hypocritical, please go to our blog to see our breakdown on samsung and its hottest new phones in iran. >>> well, defense secretary leon panetta wrapped up a meeting with the new egyptian president today. he was the muslim brotherhood candidate in the egyptian elections. but when asked about morsi's relationship the organization, panetta said the new president is, quote, his own man and he believes morsi and the country's top military chief are committed to working together toward democratic reforms. some say that's way too optimistic but they say there's no single ruling group ruling egypt at the moment and things will probably stay that way for the median turn and the u.s. can do little to influence what happens there anyway. >>> the countdown is on the u.s. postal service. this is money they owe to the federal government to pay for health care benefits for

with with current laws, it has become more of a quote-unquote burden for them. they have closed the unit down. and most of these higher seniority nurses are no longer allowed to transfer into other units. >> the last patient being cared for on the unit was discharged monday. many others have been transferred to other medical facilities >>> the obama administration wants to expand bay marine sanc the ocean just off san francisco. the sanctuary runs from hearst castle to the marin headlands prohibiting oil it drilling. but it has a gap just outside the golden gate and along san francisco. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration plans to hold a meeting. >>> ktvu and our parent company cox media group are bringing you the stories of three bay area people making a difference in their communities. they have been nominated as coxconserve hero. we have the story of a woman who is literally saving pieces of history. >> reporter: this is a gateway to knowledge, exercise and discovery. the retired software developer became the leader of the path software associ

of control in san jose as shootings have become common place in neighborhoods throughout the city, unquote. yesterday san jose had its 30th homicide this year. that's three more than the same time last year. compost writes that the san jose police department is spread too thin to combat the crime and is calling for the chief to admit it's time to ask the chp to help. >> we would all love to have more police officers. the challenge is we similar p app -- simply don't have the resources. >> city councilman sam liccardo says the spike in violence is a result of massive budget cuts. >> we have inmates being released to the counties. we've got jails that are full and the counties, as a result, are putting an awful lot of folks on the street who otherwise wouldn't be on the street. and cities are left to deal with the result. >> reporter: the san jose downtown association, even before this recent string of shootings, was working to hire off-duty police officers to increase patrol. since violent kpriem crime in o parts of the city gets priority. >> if we're calling about someone drunk or peeing a

meantime, is charging that the obama campaign is fueled by, quote, division and attack and hatred, unquote. romney and his running mate, paul ryan, are going on the offensive about medicare. ryan proposed a plan that would replace medicare with a voucher-like program. >>> investigators will be looking for clues this morning into the shooting at a conservative group's washington headquarters. police say a gunman at the family research council's office yesterday, striking a security guard. floyd corken may have said something about the group's policies before that shooting. >> we don't know enough about him or his circumstances to be able to determine his connection to this group or to the business or what he's -- mentally what he's doing or thinking. >> the security officer here is a hero, as far as i'm concerned. he did his job. the person never made it past -- farther than the front door. >> reporter: the guard, leo johnson, was conscious and breathing after the shooting. he's said to be doing well at a washington area hospital. >>> thousands of immigrants in this country illegally, have

how many times they can do it and it can go up to like $25,000 so there is incentive not to, quote-unquote, price-gouge. what they are doing, basically, though, is, they see their competitor down the road, go up by 5 cents, and, they are going to go up by 5 cents and so it is going to be difficult to find lower gas prices, anywhere in the area, really. they track those things pretty carefully. but, the price-gouging law really may have some impact. >> jon: all right, brenda buttner in our fox news room. thank you. >> thank you. >> jenna: we'll continue to watch the storm and next we'll dig a little deeper into some of these key issues for this election. the latest battle in the race for the white house, over medicare. which candidate has the best plan for saving the health care program for our seniors, for all of us, really? we have a fair and balanced debate, next and plus, governor romney and congressman ryan launching a new effort aimed at women voters. is it getting any track at all? we'll take a look, next. ♪ it's hard to see opportunity in today's challenging environment. unless you

, unquote, is the most endangered species on the planet.are a shrinking minority. we're under attack. the multiculturalists, the politically correct leaders are destroying us. and if we don't act now, you know, all will be lost. that's really the translation. >> mark, when you talk about how alarm bells really didn't go off for you and your group, your group tracks extremists such as page, i'm just curious, you were quoted this morning saying really he's one of thousands out there which makes me nervous just hearing that. what is it about someone that goes from perhaps an individual you track to someone you actually pick up the phone and call police and say, this is a really bad guy? >> well, i mean, we will call authorities if we have the slightest inkling of a criminal plot, having been carried out or being planned. we don't play police. that's not our business at all. but, you know, i don't mean to diminish what this guy was. what he talked about, the people he hung around were really scary, violent people. but as you suggested, there ar

he said quote-unquote i let alcohol make the difference for me. >> ya think?ur future ♪ >> stephanie: lynn writes steph, my four young daughters and i listen to your show daily in the car. my oldest is 6 and listen closely. now she's referring to mittens of that bad man instead of by name. i just wanted to thank you for informing another generation of female liberals. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> that's adorable. >> stephanie: you go little 6-year-old. >> it is a girl. >> stephanie: you may want to tune out now because coming up, a listener mary, we have the largest group of people with entirely too much free time. mary in sacramento says steph it is the fifth anniversary of the jim ward sheep sex -- we'll replay that in a few minutes. fifth anniversary. >> sheep sex. >> stephanie: it is a long story. we'll explain the story. it was a dutch story. >> much like golden earring. >> stephanie: okay. >> no information -- any members of golden earring were involved with sheep sex. >> stephanie: jeff in michigan. welcome. hi jeffrey. >> caller: hey, how you doing? >> stepha

in fact, he says that the words propagated quote-unquote racial viciousness. >> i know what joe biden was doing yesterday. and every black person in that room knew who the "ya'll" was, they knew what the chains were about, they knew what the metaphor was. >> on wednesday, one day later, the vice president tried to smooth out the contra top. >> the last time these guys unshackled the economy, to use their term, they put the middle class in shackles. >> the vice president added this. >> i know i am sometimes criticized for saying exactly what i mean. [ laughter ] >> it is not going to change. >> when president obama was asked about the matter, he said that what was important was the content of his vice president's message. not the words used to describe the content. >> what joe biden was talking about, again, is an example of a substantive argument, a substantive issue, that the american people should be concerned about, and his phrasing n from what is at stake. >> do you think the president saved biden? >> to a degree, he did. let me say this. i don't think joe bide en is a malicious g

republican party and a person who will help lead the country, quote, to widespread and shared prosperity, unquotea gunman dressed in civilian clothing has opened fire at a military base in the garmsir district of southwestern afghanistan. three u.s. marines were killed. also friday three u.s. special forces soldiers were killed by an afghan policeman. >>> back in the u.s. people living near a huge sinkhole in southern louisiana are under a mandatory evacuation order. the sinkhole has swallowed an area the size of a football field. a company mining a salt cavern may have triggered it. to make matters worse about 150 homes might be sitting on a chemical powder keg. if drilling a relief well hits a pool of underground liquid butane the whole area could go up in flames. >>> people who live in the world's newest nation of south sudahave a big reason to watch the olympics. a hometown favorite is running in that marathon tomorrow. his goal isn't just a win a medal but to out run his violent past. [ scratching ] you're not using too much are you, hon? ♪ nope. [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so

two point there now here's here's the question we have these quote unquote nonaligned states going against syria syria taking offense to mohamed morsi his comments how do you see this all playing out with seemingly the entire world against syria right now it's almost everybody is against any type of a solution so far it's been a breakup of the country the p.k. k. the. kurdish organization has been given autonomy by the syrian government to. be one step toward fighting against turkey and uniting kurds in turkey and in other neighboring countries. i think the people in the west to be very happy that ended up in a mess of civil war and a breakup of the country and a lack of competition and by. the claim that they really care one bit about humanitarian concerns as it is a gross right pushing your thoughts paul sheldon foote professor at california state university full intent thank you for being with us. all right still ahead for you this hour a look at the roots of radicalism. we investigate the spread of islamic extremism in russia and whether it's being fueled from abroad that's in a few mi

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enterprise economy as one for the whole of europe to emulate, citing poland's opposition to the quote unquote false promise of a government dominated economy. >> at a time of widespread economic slow down and stagnation, your economy last year outperformed all the other nations of europe. >> poland's economy expanded 4.3% in 2011, one of the fastest in the 27-member european union. governor romney's poland visit resonates with many u.s. voters, namely the 10 million polish americans living in the u.s., most of whom are roman catholic. mr. romney in warsaw evoked the iconic pole john paul ii who visited the u.s. seven times. >> here in poland in 1979 a son of poland, pope john paul ii spoke words that would bring down an empire and bring freedom to millions who lived in bondage. be not afraid. those words changed the world. >> poland is predominantly roman catholic. 90%. here at home, roman catholics constitute 24% of the population. 68 million people. and in presidential elections the candidate, republican or democrat, who gets the catholic vote, wins the election. eg, in 2008, candidate bara