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so usama bin laden would be alive today? >> no. no. let me answer. i said there is a better way. the better way is what i said after 9/11. it voted for the authority and the funds. go after them, couple of special forces had them trapped and walked away at tora bora. >> that didn't happen i'm talking about to 11. >> i'm saying bad guy, we should have done it. a better way was doing it ten years ago instead of going in and wasting the american lives. >> so because that didn't happen, in 2011 you would not have authorized that raid in pakistan? >> i think since ksm was delivered to us by pakistanis we should at least talk to them. sure. what is so terrible about that? i said this is a risky way because now we are lobbying missiles over there. our drones are bombing. same time we give money to the government. a civil war is going on. we support a government that is unpopular. now we have karzai saying you know what? when the war breaks out we're supporting pakistan. >> bret: sorry to interrupt you. we have a hard break to hit and much more to talk about. we'll continue this discussi

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even before the may raid that killed usama bin laden, embarrassed the pakistanis, relations with the.s. was cooling. the afghan peace negotiator by suicide bomber posing as pass envoy led hamid karzai to cut off talk with taliban and lay the blame on pakistan. >> this sunt mean that we have given up on the peace process. no. it means we are shifting the focus of the peace process, where we feel we have results. >> at a town hall meeting, pakistani woman accused the u.s. of being like a mother-in-law who was not satisfied with the new addition to the family. >> we are trying to please you. every time you come and vit us, you have a new idea so you know you tell us that you are not doing enough. >> on this trip, afghan seemed to be the favorite child and pakistanis the in-laws. >> now that i am a mother-in-law i understand what you are saying. i will hope to do better privately and publicly. >> after addressing yesterday's staffers, secretary clinton continued on to uzbekistan and two more countries on the afghan border be tu focus changes from terrorism to trade. fox news. >> chris: t

>> the intanningable war-- we've gone from the war on terror and usama bin laden, that should have been big pop. >> why, nothing to do with earnings. >> the market has to move every day on corporate earnings, based on perception of what our future will be like and right now, stocks are undervalued. if you just did numbers alone, the dow should be at 16,000, there are other things that are compressing the market, and making people worry, and a lot of that has to do with-- >> all of that-- >> go ahead. >> charlie, charles, all about corporate earnings in the long run. >> and the terrorism, it's terrorism and corporate earnings. >> he wasn't doing any terrorism towards america. >> no, he was-- >> he was a no factor. >> gaddafi. >> yes. >> well, i don't know, i agree with-- >> in the long run, but in the short-term, and in the short-term the market is-- >> looked like wayne newton, doesn't he. >> all the money in the world doesn't help you. >> and banks money bad, apple making money, not so bad. an iphone, how about you? almost tastes like one of jack's als. fiber one. h, forgot jack cereal

pounded into our heads that we are in imminent dangersycho phat is the new drug from saddam hussein and usama bin laden, the terror alert level stays elevated with the two lowest levels blue and green never having been used at all. is all of this pushing up the demand for psycho pharmaceutic pharmaceuticals? we put that question to our guest, but first here are their born, new york city, 29 years of age, single, jewish, democrat, wes leann university, con net cat, i ba, english. late night with david letterman, cbs reports researcher, and altogether, six months. new york magazine,, intelligenr intern. editorial assistant. book columnist. features writer. co currently author, working on her first book, female chauvinist pig, simon and schuster, free press. hobbies, cooking, traveling, extreme cooking, gym addict ariel levy, born boston, 62 years of age, wife margaret, three children, democrat, harvard college ba, english. ma gill university, montreal, .m.d. massachusetts mental health center, resident in psychiatrist, three years. u.s. army, pentagon major, two years. faycultm. appointments, h

[applause] >> before anyone ever heard of usama bin laden or al-qaeda.next guest knew how crucial afghanistan would be to security. the inspiration behind julia roberts character in charlie the employee of the month isss... the new spark card from capital one. spark miles gives me the most rewards of any small business credit card. the spark card earns double miles... so we really had to up our game. with spark, the boss earns double miles on every rchase, every day. that's setting the bar pretty high. owning my own business has never been more rewarding. coming through! [ male announcer ] introducing spark the small business credit cards from capital one. get more by choosing unlimited double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase, every day. what's in your wallet? at foxnews.com. former anchor and socialite. in the 1980's america was in a cold war with the soviets and they were fighting to get out of communist rule. and convinced a congressman named charlie wilson to get weapons to the mujahadeen, and charlie wilson's war. she was portrayed by julia r

one is they probably had fingerprints right at the scene available like with usama bin laden when heo a fingerprint identification can be made within minutes and also have taken, i'm sure, blood, and fresh blood can be taken and identified with dna comparison within five to six hours. so there's, i'm sure, likely with usama bin lad b there were -- bin laden there were laboratory people in the area to make that identification, and it should have been completed at this time. jenna: one would think. we did get conflicting reports about his body being taken to misurata. you're going to be back with us, we're following a cub about the missing baby lisa. >> yes. jenna: there was a big investigation at her house yesterday, and we want yourinsight on that. coming up, i believe, around 12:30, jon, we expect to hear from the united states government? >> jon: right. we are expecting briefings from both the state department as well as the white house at the state department. secretary of state hillary clinton arriving in pakistan just a short time ago. our senior white house foreign affairs corr

[applause] >> before anyone ever heard of usama bin laden or al-qaeda.next guest knew how crucial afghanistan would be to security. the inspiration behind julia roberts character in charlie ne at foxnews.com. former anchor and socialite. in the 1980's america was in a cold war with the soviets and they were fighting to get out of communist rule. and convinced a congressman named charlie wilson to get weapons to the mujahadeen, and charlie wilson's war. she was portrayed by julia roberts. >> charlie. >> yes, ma'am. >> why is the cia running a fake war in afghanistan. >> they're doing everything they can. >> they're doing it badly. >> the cia is the mujahadeen. >> and they're millimeter shuckas if the soviet had armor plated helicopter resist a 12 point mill et meter shell and if it was a war, they would issue the communist threat. >> you may be the most sexy woman ever. >> are you patronizing me. >> what do you want me to do? >> this is what i want you to do, save afghanistan for the afghans, i want you to deliver such a crushing defeat to the soviets, co

canadian group known as ad busters that claim usama bin laden was a revolutionary who should have beene left who was bringing the left to his knees. those are the takers. i call them that, because they don't want less, they want more. railing against the bail-out, they want bail-out. the new york food cart are manned by egyptians. they bristle when the protest is compared to the arab spring. the vendors tell "new york mag" "we were fighting for a big, big thing. her life, to eat against a giant snake that would kill us. " thanks to the occupation they lost all of their business. oh, well. i never liked it. bob, i need you to help me. i believe there are sincere protesters out there. but for the protests i get to organize for political effect. they have gotten disown the other disgusting elements, right? >> bob: you're right. the producers must have added that. you took every insane left wing you could find and strung it together. including nobody in the protests who have reasonable arguments to be there. >> greg: they were entertaining. >> bob: lost their house in new jersey. middle cl

a lot of people might think, ok, usama bin laden is dead. taking off the head of al-qaida but here comes iran. i mean, the idea that they were going to do this on u.s. soil, what does that say to you? >> they've become more brazen, gretchen, this is the most public view of what iran has been up to and it's a good thing, i guess, the public gets to see it. it's a very dangerous thing that they believed they could do this on u.s. soil, kill a saudi ambassador, take american civilians as casualties as well in washington, d.c. is a brazen act. >> no kidding. >> this tells you the kinds of things they've been doing already around the world and why we need to be so aggressive in pursuing actions against iran. >> you just touched on what i was going to ask you. pursuing actions against iran. some have referred to this as an act of war, we got to do something but given this administration, many would feel we're probably not going to do anything. >> yeah, well, if this goes two or three or four months, i'll tell you what, that's trouble. and that sen

usama bin laden, anwar al-awlaki and now gaddafi have all been taken out of power.e people like eric think he should give back his nobel peace prize. sorry. >> kimberly: you are so loud. >> andrea: crazy. >> bob: that is the story of my life. eric, you think he should give back the peace prize? >> eric: i'm trying to figure out what the nobel peace prize gets. >> bob: don't worry about. it you ain't going to get it. >> eric: troops to afghanistan. he uses the drones. by the way, i think the drone program is fantastic. i wish you would credit george bush and say bush was the one who put all the infrastructure in place. yes, the obama -- [ inaudible ] absolutely. number one, credit bush and number two, say look, maybe we could use it. would it kill them to agree to that? >> greg: yesterday, i said what you said and i gave credit to president obama. >> bob: good. >> greg: i do think he should not return the prize. he should regift it at christmas. that would be nice. the great thing about obama, all the things he has done, does it pay the way for the next president to

usama bin laden, anwar al-awlaki and now gaddafi have all been taken out of power.le like eric think he should give back his nobel peace prize. sorry. >> kimberly: you are so loud. >> andrea: crazy. >> bob: that is the story of my life. eric, you think he should give back the peace prize? >> eric: i'm trying to figure out what the nobel peace prize gets. >> bob: don't worry about. it you ain't going to get it. >> eric: troops to afghanistan. he uses the drones. by the way, i think the drone program is fantastic. i wish you would credit george bush and say bush was the one who put all the infrastructure in place. yes, the obama -- [ inaudible ] absolutely. number one, credit bush and number two, say look, maybe we could use it. would it kill them to agree to that? >> greg: yesterday, i said what you said and i gave credit to president obama. >> bob: good. >> greg: i do think he should not return the prize. he should regift it at christmas. that would be nice. the great thing about obama, all the things he has done, does it pay the way for the next president to do the

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usama bin laden, anwar al-awlaki and now gaddafi have all been taken out of power.e eric think he should give back his nobel peace prize. sorry. >> kimberly: you are so loud. >> andrea: crazy. >> bob: that is the story of my life. eric, you think he should give back the peace prize? >> eric: i'm trying to figure out what the nobel peace prize gets. >> bob: don't worry about. it you ain't going to get it. >> eric: troops to afghanistan. he uses the drones. by the way, i think the drone program is fantastic. i wish you would credit george bush and say bush was the one who put all the infrastructure in place. yes, the obama -- [ inaudible ] absolutely. number one, credit bush and number two, say look, maybe we could use it. would it kill them to agree to that? >> greg: yesterday, i said what you said and i gave credit to president obama. >> bob: good. >> greg: i do think he should not return the prize. he should regift it at christmas. that would be nice. the great thing about obama, all the things he has done, does it pay the way for the next president to do the same

president has shown when he's given the opportunity to lead he gets things done and done it by getting usama gladden and done it in iraq. got to leave it there, guys, the president says in his weekly address he's turning to the economy right now. thank you, fair and balanced, appreciate your thoughts today. >> thanks for having us, jamie. jamie. >> on to those who wants to run against the president in 2012. many top g.o.p. contenders are in iowa ahead of tonight's candidate forum in des moines, among them is congresswoman michele bachmann facing uphill battles in the first two states on the primary calendar. peter doocy, good to see you, what's going on with the bachmann camp. >> university of iowa says congresswoman bachmann has 4% support. but she's trying to convince they're not over and the entire new hampshire staff quit yesterday. she's saying now that two staffers in new hampshire did quit without telling the campaign. advisors say they do have some staff in new hampshire and plan on spending most of the time and resources and energy in iowa anyway and it's not a big deal they say. na

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. >> and he got usama bin laden, made the decision to pull the trigger on that front.> do you give him credit for killing anwar al-awlaki? >> the fact that we continue to have drones in the air and attacking people al-qaeda operatives. he could have stopped that and he didn't, so i'll give him partial credit for our suesses and he's the commander-in-chief and shares credit for those things along with our fighting men and women. i also think that, in the area of education, arnie duncan saying, reward teachers for doing a good job and remove bad teachers and test kids, see what they're doing, that i think is a positive thing. not everything that arnie duncan is doing and the natural core curriculum and trying to get the states. i don't like a national curriculum i like the states to craft their own curriculum. >> you got criticized by rick perry in the last debate, in essence a bear hug to arnie duncan, i didn't read it that way. that's the allegation. is there a problem complimenting anything the other side does, even specifically, that you rin the risk of becoming fodd

well, after the raid that took out usama bin laden in pakistan, u.s.ilitary officials say our communication with that vital ally broke down. now it seems the icy relations are finally starting to thaw or it seems. but what is pakistan doing to hunt down the terrorists who were attacking u.s. troops? a live report coming. plus, lindsay lohan's father, picture of excellence. is he under attack for the second time this week. and police say michael lohan took extreme steps to avoid going to jail. one week, two arrests, hang on. 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. and today, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so it enters the bloodstream faster and rus

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track down usama bin laden could pay now with his life for helping the united states?st recommended that he face treason charges. a charge which carries the death penalty. he has been held since may and has been denied access to a lawyer. the u.s. is urging pakistan to release him. amanda knox in the middle of a love triangle? a new report shows that knox's family has invited her ex-boyfriend to visit them in seattle just days after the two were acquitted of murder together in italy. the problem, though, is that knox has reportedly been spending time with another old flame that she dated throughout the ordeal. she kept in touch with him during his four years in prison. she even dumped her boyfriend saying she still had feelings for her hometown love. those are your headlines. she hasn't had that much time to be free to spend any time with anyone. >> speaking of spending time with people, we've been spending 15 years with now. we have a retrospective to take a look at not only how we have changed hair wise but how america has changed as well. and it all got started 15 y

. >> it doesn't mean the war stops because usama bin laden is dead. >> we used a lot of resource herefinitely making progress. >> we are helping the country out. getting the afghan national army together. >> this country has been at war for hundreds of years. us being here, we are doing a better job than others. but, i mean, history is going to repeat itself here. >> reporter: soldiers really very much on the front line, quite some insight there. they do see hope in the fact that the afghan national forces are getting up to speed fairly quickly. but not a single soldier could say when exactly the afghans could take the lead. however they say there is progress and they do see an exit eventually to us getting out of here. not sure, however, how long that will be. it could be five or six years. megyn: house minority leader nancy pelosi weighing in on the wall street protests. saying "god bless them for their spontaneity." why wasn't see saying that about the tea party when they took to the streets. more details on the missing baby investigation. >> it's important for me to stress that we

these attacks are on the rise since the killing of usama bin laden and other high-ranking al qaeda leaders> what happens if you accidentally take someone else's umbrella? you could end up in jail. that is one example of what people are saying are too many laws coming out of washington. we're going to tell you about some crazy crimes in a live report. jennav accidentally. people take mine all the time. the terror trail of the so-called under wear bomber underway right now but did federal prosecutors make a mistake that could jeopardize a conviction? >> welcome back to "happening now." we're in the acquisition rooms where the satellite feeds come into us from our remote cameras all over the world. let's look at rm 239. they're laughing and dancing ahead of the president's speech on jobs in pittsburgh. let's go over to the remote camera, where is it, 291. this is hurricane jova. it has been a category 3 hurricane. right now the outer bands hitting southwestern mexico. here's the good news. even though there could be heavy rain, mudslides, flash flooding in mexico, it will not hit the united s

. >> that's his manifesto where he talks about his loyalty to usama bin laden, the magazine he edited had pictures of the world trade center coming down, he talks about recruiting other americans to pull off other 9/11s, he celebrated the death of americans, and remember, one of the things he did in yemen was teaching english to other jihadis. they're not doing that because they want to learn western culture, they're doing that so they have an operational understanding of english, or pulling off operations against americans. mig meg he went on to say in this magazine -- before i get to the quote, i want to read this, i was quite open about my beliefs online and it didn't take a rocket scientist to prove i was al-qaeda to the core. i guess ala didn't protect him. that was the end of it in the air strike. he went on to this, did he really want to kill americans. read it for yourself, i am proud to be a traitor to america, islam's claim to power in the modern world is not going to be as easy as walking down a red carpet or driving through a green light, i am acutely aware that body parts

latest in a list of recent victories in the fight against terrorism, you remember, commandos killed usama bin laden during the daring raid in his hideout this past may and, faisal abdullah mohammed was killed at a check i know and he planned bombings in kenya and tanzania and june a u.s. drone attack silenced kasmiri, who was head of operations in pakistan and behind the deadliest attacks and august, another drone, wiped out al qaeda's top operational planner, a libyan, and this friday, the al qaeda terror leader, anwar al-awlaki, killed by two predator drones in yemen along with an american jihad supporter from north carolina, a 25-year-old who helped them spread the word on the internet. does it mean we're finally getting the upper hand in the fight against terror, joining us from the persian gulf is fox news contributor and former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. who is with us every morning about this time. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning. glad to be with you. >> eric: does it mean we're getting the upper hand with these killings on friday? >> no, i don't

. >> reporter: he hopes a group with protesters who carried pictures of usama bin laden and demanded egypt become an islamic state. does that mean you'd like to see sharia law in egypt? >> >> yeah, yes. i'm against any other system. i am an enemy of democracy. >> reporter: it was a fallacy cleric who inspired the attack on israel eat embassy and the rise of radical islam in egypt has gone unchecked by the army. >> if women go out unveiled, they will be kidnapped, and that scared the heck out off everybody. >> like, you know, they're scaring everybody that muslims are going to cut the happened of the thief. i don't know why people getting scared of this. i mean, if you're not a thief, you shouldn't be afraid. >> reporter: they're already making their voice heard here inside egypt. over my shoulder is the american embassy, and there is a protest going on there right now. they want the united states to release the radical cleric who was behind the 1993 world trade center attacks. he is one of their heros, and they said to me right now our protest is peaceful, but, megyn, they went on to

they took out usama bin laden and now they took out al-awlaki on friday so, you know, hats off to this very serious effort to get rid of the terrorists across this nation but at the same time, the vice president said that president obama now owes president bush an apology for striking back at his way of h d handling the war on terror when he was in the white house. >> the obama administration has clearly reached a point where they've agreed they need to be tough and aggressive in defending the nation and using some of the same techniques that the bush administration did and they need to go back and reconsider some of the criticisms they offered about our policies over the years, past years. >> and the speech in cairo is one of the key things, we've gotten away from our ideals and values, direct shot at bush and basically, we're taking out terrorists in other countries and going to the extreme to do it. he said there's no difference in taking out al-awlaki and capturing an al-qaida terrorist and using enhanced interrogation. >> because of the whole idea that al-awlaki was a u.s. citizen

and we have a world without usama bin laden.se are a couple of foreign policy coups for the president of the united states. conventional wisdom would be that would help his re-election campaign but senator lindsay graham was on one of the chat shows yesterday and he said not so fast. he's calling on the republican candidates for president to go ahead and essentially step up and challenge the president on these things. here's a snippet. >> to the republican party, national security matters, we've got a jobs problem. we've got a national security problem that's growing by the day. this president for the last year and a half has made some very poor national security decisions. israel has been thrown under the bus. so we don't have a place to put a prisoner. if we caught a hot target, where do we put them? in a time when we need troops in iraq to secure the intervention with iran, we're going to go into 2012 with none. at the end of the day, these decisions that the president obama is making, i think, are strategically unsound and o

he's done a pretty good job of getting usama bin laden and getting some of the leading terrorists andomy and what's happening domestically in the united states, terrible, terrible grade. so overall, i would say it averages out to a c minus. >> andy, what kind of a grade would you give him for on-the-job training? >> he's climbed a steep cliff and he's not at the top of it yet. i think he's still dealing with the magnitude of the responsibility. washington is not working and it's the president that helps create a climate where washington can work and it's just not working. >> so you give him credit, though, for getting the three trade bills passed recently. >> i do. it took a long time to do that, president bush was one who helped to negotiate those trade bills. they were presented. he finally got them passed last week. international trade is very important. that's where job growth has got to come from in addition to stimulating our own economy so that's very important and i'm glad he passed those bills but in terms of other things, look at, debt is way up. government spending is way u

i mean, i think after the killing of usama bin laden and then they put the people responsible who maye helped the united states in giving us information in jail, it's pretty obvious they're not necessarily our friends. >> we have to understand pakistan from pakistan's perspective. they are out for themselves. every nation state will act in its own self-interest. this is what we've neglected to understand over the last 10 years but we need to focus on because of the fact that they have nuclear weapons and they have a very radical population who is moving in that direction right now. >> what about syria? because the administration here has said assad has to leave but not really doing anything to make that happen, you call it unstable. >> i do and robert ford, the ambassador there was pulled out yesterday. he's a great guy from the guys i talked to at the state department about this. problem is we don't have a credible threat of issues, deterrents against them. the libya thing was kind of left-handed. look what we do in libya. leading from behind is not helping in syria. syrians look at

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