we believe that it's okay to invade a country where we think usama bin laden is and he is in the other country. we just go in and we just kill. >> bill: reasonable people know mr. moore is is a fanatic and what he says really doesn't matter. but president obama does believe that america is a flawed country and it is his duty to correct those flaws. that's why we're not seeing much give in the president's position on government spending. he doesn't want to cut social programs. he doesn't want to reform entitlements. that's clear. when you say hey, mr. president, have you run up nearly $6 trillion in debt in four years, mr. obama doesn't seem to care. he has borrowed more money than every president combined up until bush the younger's first year in office. think about that. think about that. one president borrowing more than 43 presidents combined. next up, after gun control is borrowing even more money. next month, congress will be asked again to raise the debt ceiling. most republicans will oppose that acting for definite spending cuts before more borrowing. does the president care? >>

coming up, do americans have a right to see the pictures of usama bin laden's body? considering that question today. we'll debate it when we come right back. why don'tbe you stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] kids grow up in no time... marie callender's turkey breast with stuffing is a great reason to slow down. creamy mash potatoes, homestyle gravy and 320 calories. marie callender's. it's time to savor. ♪ [ male announcer ] some day, your life will flash before your eyes. make it worth watcng. introducing the 2013 lexus ls. an entirely new pursuit. ♪ ♪ >> dana: should americans and the world for that matter be able to see the photograph of the dead body of usama bin laden? today the u.s. court of appeals in washington heard the arguments on that question. judicial watch which is a big conservative type of group, but they go after both sides wants images from the may 2001 raid and the burial of that raid, that resulted in it, to be made public. the government arguing they will be used to inplain tensions and fire retaliatory attacks, which i understand since they

instead of fair and balanceed reporting, bob schieffer are running around comparing the nra to usama binitler. rush limbaugh on that. >> where is the media outrage at bob schieffer comparing obama gun initiative with the civil rights act of 1964. killing bin laden and then the hitler comparison? surely if we can defeat hitler we can wipe out in nra. i mean surely. why does the left get away with this. this is awe tenseably a journalist. >> eric: rush has a point. >> bob: he does not at all. people , a lot of people, including myself think they're thugs. they have intimidated people. if we can defeat the other people, the guys ought to be a piece of cake and they should be. >> eric: group of law-abiding citizens comparing it to bin laden and hitler. >> bob: not the nra membe membership. there are fine good people out there. the nra itself. the big nra building and inside that building are real thugs. >> eric: we dug up state bill 759. 5 # state senators voted yea to clamp down on the school shooters. one voted nee and one was present. barack obama in the present vote. >> andrea: voting pr

coming up, do americans have a right to see the pictures of usama bin laden's body? considering that question today. we'll debate it when we come right back. why don'tbe you stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: should americans and the world for that matter be able to see the photograph of the dead body of usama bin laden? today the u.s. court of appeals in washington heard the arguments on that question. judicial watch which is a big conservative type of group, but they go after both sides wants images from the may 2001 raid and the burial of that raid, that resulted in it, to be made public. the government arguing they will be used to inplain tensions and fire retaliatory attacks, which i understand since they blamed a guy for making video to incite a violent protest that actually didn't ever happen. but beside the point. you actually -- i don't really feel the need to see the pictures. but people disagree with that. >> eric: i disagree. i like to see them. i want to see them. there are a bunch of people who lost their lives defending the freedoms that bin laden took awa

we found usama bin laden, we tracked him down.laden, surely passing civil rights legislation as lyndon johnson was able to do and before that, surely defeating the nazis was a much more formidable task than taking on the fun lobby." schieffer -- the gun lobby." schieffer called the president's speech yesterday one of his best and said the president will have too get his hands dirty to prevent another massacre. a columnist for the "seminole county public examiner" slammed the remarks saying, "whatever do you, mean bob. were no times were fdr, lbj or obama committing any crime against the constitution when they defeated the nazis, passed civil rights legislation or killed bin laden respectively." continuing "a little free advice for bob schieffer, if you feel the need to opine about historical events on national tv, please get your facts straight." we have pointed out before, president obama's opinions have changed from when he was a u.s. and state senator on the debt ceiling, prosecuting the war on terror and it seems on gun policy

but my mom would have said that about usama bin laden bought she had a good heart.ut my mom and hearing this guy who criticizes kids who would do anything for him. then i thought about something my mom used to say. you can tell a lot about a person that what gets them upset. little thing, little person. petty things, petty person. no matter the annoying things to my mom at least, always the same person, always a good person. yes, even this person. a person deserving of her kindness. no matter what i thought, she would always say neil, don't be thoughtless. i remem

but my mom would have said that about usama bin laden bought she had a good heart.ut my mom and hearing this guy who criticizes kids who would do anything for him. then i thought about something my mom used to say. you can tell a lot about a person that what gets them upset. little thing, little person. petty things, petty person. no matter the annoying things to my mom at least, always the same person, always a good person. yes, even this person. a person deserving of her kindness. no matter what i thought, she would always say neil, don't be thoughtless. i remember my mom diagnosed with brain cancer. and the dignity with which she handled that cruel cancer. i remember somehow she never complained. never said a bad word. never judged the friend who should have called more often. just grateful he called at all and left it at that. you can tell a lot about a person how they handle bad stuff in life. there are those who i shake my head at. those like my mom, again i'm biased who prefer to leave it without a bad word out of their mouth. i am biased but this fellow woul

because of you that we delivered justice to usama bin laden. and applause] because of you even possible to give afghans the chance to determine their own destiny. we are going forward and we will keep our military the finest fighting force that the world has ever known tonight we are also joined by some of our service members in afghanistan. they can't see us but we can see them on this monitor. who have we got there, general? are you there? abe? >> sir, good evening, mr. president. congratulations on your inauguration. it is major general abrams third infantry division and regional command south. we are honored to be able to join you there this evening. sir, i am joined tonight by some fantastic airmen and commission officers serving here in kandahar. [cheers] >> congratulations, mr. president. first class orlando jackson louisiana third infantry division. brigade. i want to congratulate you on a job well done. mr. president. superintendent, 807th expeditionary squadron hagel from detroit, michigan. i want to say go tigers. good evening, mr. p

usama bin laden is your new boss? what happened? >> stop it. stop it. >> do you know yet? al jazeera. >> right. >> to me it's like al gore, al jazeera, al pacino, it's all the same thing to me. [ laughter ] [ applause ] you know, i just work there. i'm learning farsi. >> so much for jews controlling the media. [ laughter ] >> not anymore. >> let me is ask you something. i heard glenn beck tried to buy current tv. >> that would have been a net mayor. >> which is worse al jazeera or. >> al jazeera. david letterman bought nbc? how would you like it? >> bill: here now to further the story. >> your girl. >> bill: juliette huddy. current tv people don't like it they will get fired and make all these millions of dollars. going to slap a burqa on her. >> slap a burger on her even worse. i actually spoke to some insiders at al jazeera. >> bill: insiders at current tv. >> my sources at current tv. >> bill: what do they say. >> a lot of them are still there who didn't choose to leave say that they knew this was coming and knew it was going to be sold it was a business, they were maki

when that happened, al-jazeera was the one broadcasting usama bin laden's speeches and al qaeda's rants. they were only one doing it when the messages were delivered. it became a natural play. al-jazeera consistently voted one the least censored news programs, one most u.n. biased news programs entire world but not only entire countries but u.s. hillary clinton says there is actual content there and not people going back and forth between commercials. melissa: bias is in the eye of the beholder. >> it is indeed. melissa: wall heat freireries is with us now. let me ask you are we right to be paranoid al-jazeera penetrating 40 million homes? when i first heard about, "60 minutes" said they were the cnn the rest of the world we didn't know about, the muslim world. obviously took on a different tone over time. what do you think, are we right to be paranoid? >> extremes are always not good. being paranoid about a channel? of course not but trivializing it and being naive this is like another disney channel of course it is not. who do we ask? not the people who don't know about, most american

jazeera, the anti-american network out of gutter which recently ran a documentary sympathetic to usama bin laden. >> this is the story of bin laden, through the eyes of people who met him. >> he was very conscious of his appearance. he would touch his robe. >> when he looked me in the eyes and he was answering my questions, he had the tone and manner of an old uncle. >> oh, an old uncle who is a mass murderer. now when you think about it, this is really stunning, a former vice president of the united states selling his far left cable operation to anti-americans and then trying to jam the deal to avoid taxes to the federal government. talking points believes al gore has shamed himself simply by selling to al jazeera which will now have access to about 40 million more american homes. i'm not for censuring al jad that's what they do in the islamic world. we are better than that here. this is just sleazy, al. this is disgraceful. perhaps the "new york times" got it wrong and al gore did not try to avoid paying higher taxes. if that's the case, we will be happy to correct the record and give mr

clearly wiped out their core, such as usama bin laden but added we can "kill the leaders" and yet theirs keep growing. bret? >> bret: ed henry live on the north lawn. thank you. get analyst from brit schume on the process of the hearing themselves. >> today's meandering and unfocused hearing on the event in benghazi and the fictitious story told about it afterwards were unfortunately, utterly typical of congressional hearings. there are many reasons. one, witnesses by virtue of their jobs almost always know more about the suggest than the congressional interrogators. most members though they may be lawyers are not experienced cross examiners. the questions ping-pongs back and forth between the two parties. meaning that no one get far with line of questioning before time to change to member of the other party, who can be expected to rush to the witness' defense. most helpful to secretary clinton's cause to appear before both houses. it shortped both hearings. the resulting five-minute turn each member had made developing a line of inquiry all the more difficult. add to that, the congress

. >> usama bin laden in documents that came out of abadabad quoted as urging his cohorts to go to otherces. to get away from the airplanes. get away from the drones. he specifically encouraged al-qaeda to disburse. and they did. >> senator john kerry is expected to be confirmed next week as america's top diplomat, replacing the former senate colleague who introduced him. he will face multiple crisis across the middle east. >> every day that goes by in syria, it gets worse. every day that goes by it gets worse. >> so there is, it seems to me a very strong impetus that we realize that the present policy is not succeeding. and to look at other options to prevent what is going on for now 22 months. and 60,000 dead. >> republican senator marco rubio said the obama policy on syria has been so disorganized when the situation is resolved, the people there will hate the u.s. >> as iran's best friend. grand central station for terrorists all over the world it was in our national interest to help an opposition form organize itself. >> iran's nuclear program, kerry reiterated the administration pol

the secretary answered that by saying we have taken out the core leadership like usama bin laden.e leader and their affiliates just seem to keep growing, shep? >> shepard: ed henry at the white house. thanks. it looks like the u.s. government will indeed be able to keep paying the bills at least for a few more months. the house of representatives today voted to raise the debt ceiling until the middle of may. senate democrats say they will pass the bill soon and the white house says president obama will not veto it. the debt ceiling is the limit on how much the feds can borrow. republican leaders were refusing to raise it without an equal amount of spending cuts. but the bill they just passed has a new ultimatum for the house and the senate. no budget, no pay. carl cameron in the d.c. newsroom tonight. how is this supposed to break the gridlock? >> hey, shep. it's basically a two-part deal. the first says by april 15th, both the house and the senate each have to pass a budget that balances in 10 years. should either chamber fail then its members paychecks can't be delayed. they can

it is wonderful usama bin laden is dead but the threat of international terrorism, the war they're conducting against us goes on. melissa: is alive and well. ambassador bolton, thanks so much for your perspective. >> thank you. melissa: time for today's fuel gauge report. strong u.s. economic data and the attack in algeria september oil futures higher. crude settled up 1.3% at $95.49 a barrel. that is oil's highest close since mid-december. >>> natural gas futures lept to a six week high. they dropped more than expected last week with cold temperatures across the west and east coast is helping to fuel an increase in demand. >>> a key north sea oil pipeline reopened. a leak shut down a pipeline and nine platforms earlier this week. the pipeline now is back up and running after undergoing safety evaluations. it transports about 100,000 barrels of crude per day. >>> turning now to our not so friendly skies. the boeing deem liner becoming a nightmare as the faa temporarily grounds all 787s operated by u.s. airlines. it is the first time since 1979 the faa has done this. get this. the u.s. has ple

let's watch: >> president barack obama: we've decimated al qaeda's current leadership and brought usama binen to justice he deserved. [cheers and applause]. >> al qaeda is still there. they are still a threat. they are a threat in yemen and a threat in somalia. they are a threat as we speak in mali. >> chris: does the president now recognize that al qaeda is not decimated, but is in fact resurging in the countries that leon panetta talked about and what is he prepared to do to take them out in algeria and libya and across the region. >> the president recognizes that. each and every day he is monitoring activity an attempting to disrupt them. >> chris: why in the campaign did he say they were decimated. >> there is no question the core al qaeda leadership in the region has been decimated and you are seeing across the globe groups mushrooming up and what we have done in yemen and in northern africa -- but, again we'll take the lead where we can, obviously. to do all we can, but we have to partner with our allies, and our counterterrorism partners to make sure they, themselves, have the expert

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the story behind the deadly raid that killed usama bin laden has been criticized by some in watching of torture. the senate panel wants to determine where those descriptions of torture came from. believe it or not the vatican has credit problems. the pope is running a cash only operation. let's look at the ten year treasury. shares tumbling to downgrade said, the first firm cut the company's rating to neutral and lowered the price target $6 to $80. that is slowing same-store sales growth momentum in canada as well as further margin pressure. on the flip side take a look at shares of johnson and johnson climbing higher after deutsche bank raised its rating to buy from hold and boosted its price target to $82. deutsche bank thinks there will be improving trend this year. the firm says recent and new drugs should drive, sales. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. cheryl: breaking news, exxon mobile just now telling us is going to spend $14 billion to develop the oilfield offshore of canada, canadian province of newfoundland. exxon says it exp

which depicts the manhunt for usama bin laden and the cia's use of the enhanced interrogation program. while deannouncing waurd boarding as un-american in a 2007 interview, brennan told cbs news said it was valuable. quote, there has been a lot of information that has come out of the interrogation procedures that the agency used against real hardcore terrorists. it has saved lives. aside from what critics describe as significant inconsistencies in his public statements on the program they also question whether brennan can cast himself as neutral after four years inside the white house, martha. martha: it is said john brennan and the president have a good relationship and that that may be one of the reasons that the president really supports him for this job. what's the white house's defense of john brennan? >> reporter: well, martha, earlier this week the white house took the position that brennan's stated portion four years ago is the only one that matters. >> one at the time, mr. brennan wrote a letter in which he made clear he opposed so-called enhanced interrogation techniques and

. >> surely, finding usama bin laden, surely passing civil rights legislation as lyndon johnson was able surely defeating the nazis was a much more formidable task than taking on the gun lobby? >> where is the media outrage? when bob schieffer of cbs compares obama's gun initiatives to defeating hitler, in other words, taking on the nra is the equivalent of taking on adolf hitler. now is there room for that in our discourse today? why is that not an example of just over the top defamation, exaggeration, insulting, not to mention the lack of civility? jon: all right, judy. take that on, does he have a report? >> i think rush limbaugh talking about over the top is a bit much. i do think that, you know, what bob schieffer was saying, this is a president who has taken on tough issues just as others have taken on tough challenges. i do think that comparing even indirectly, the sandy hook massacre with the defeat of the nazis is a bit much and i also was struck by bob schieffer's assertion that massacre was the worst day in the country's history since 9/11. that is kind of also a very sweeping

i sound like a character from "zero dark thirty" talking about usama bin laden in that compound and cia people, said we only deal with probabilities. you know the world is a tricky place. i don't know how he can be so certain about this stuff. but he was and if you're an investor out there he has a voice. he is right on certain things. take it for what its's worth. good to follow these guys's long-term trend. one of the things jpmorgan has taught us, particularly i think is that the power of a bank to make a lot of money. jpmorgan has --. melissa: in spite of what happened. >> jpmorgan had the london whale. melissa: that is great point. >> they are printing money. we should point out citigroup before they blew up they were making $25 billion in 2005. these banks do print money in a certain way. melissa: that goes to his point obviously. >> that was before the blow up. melissa: charlie gasparino, always good stuff. it was a pleasure. lori: it is quarter of. as we do every 15 minutes let's check the stocks on the new york stock exchange. nicole pet on the floor with earnings winners. >> i

. >> you would think that getting usama bin laden would be a bipartisan matter.now, everyone could agree that that's a positive good. by the way, whenever you mix art and politics. you wind up with bad art and dumb politics. better just to assess movie on their own terms. did you like it? was it elevating? is it great to sit through? >> other topic is should the information about how we got usama bin laden be on the book screen. >> score political points. >> asking a lot of questions this morning. >> very few answers. why don't you answer one of them. >> i don't know where to begin there are so many. >> wield like to hear what you think about whether or not it's cool for members of the academy not to vote for movies because they don't like what the content represents. >> parents, do you spend too much time talking to your kids, your adult kids on the phone? how close is too close and is it time to create a little space? dr. keith ablow here next on that. >> helicopter parents? plus, a.j. mckaren's girlfriend. the real winner of the college bowl game. the new gig

>> well, as you know we spent a very long time trying to find usama bin laden and others in the regionecause we don't have enough information. the pakistanis, again, it is ungovernable. they don't have enough intel to share with us. it is too dangerous for us to put too many people on the ground. so the intel is very scattered. which goes back to why again we do drone strikes and not have boots on the ground. jon: we got this guy but still can't find mullah omar apparently. >> that's right. pakistanis are not able to tell us or they refuse to tell us. there is no question they must know, they must have some sort of intelligence but it is too risky for them to share it with us. that is where the onus comes on the united states government. the obama administration should say, look, you must share intelligence with us to get the bad guys because privately the pakistanis are telling us, better you do it than us because we'll have internal problems. we should not allow them to play that game. we should be able to just say, you have the responsibility to get them. if you don't, we will. jon:

>> she kind of put the little qualifier in there well, she said core al qaeda, referencing usama bin laden and what had been happening in afghanistan. i mean those are the real concerns. and my concern is still no one has been brought to justice. not the terrorists who did this. nor really adequately people within the state department who have been moved from one post to another, but really haven't been forced to pay the price by losing their own jobs as a result of the mistakes that were made that resulted in this. so those are the concerns and questions that continue and they're going to continue in the questioning of secretary kerry in his hearings tomorrow. jon: yeah. it does seem strange that this pretty scathing review board report came out and yet, nobody really has been disciplined in much of a sense over all of this that's happened including the death of our first ambassador in more than 30 years? >> well, that's exactly right. in spite of the president's promise that he would bring to justice those that did that, we haven't seen justice overseas with the terrorists. we have

usama bin laden may be dead but al qaeda has metastasized and is a threat now in many, many, regions around the world. so the idea that somehow we don't have to worry about international terrorism, i think this should put it to rest. bill: they're talking about adding american drones to give surveillance for the french troops on the ground. i want to show viewers on our screen here. egypt, we talked a lot about, mr. ambassador, you know that. you mentioned qaddafi in libya. you make the case a lot of arms that came out of libya when qaddafi was out of power, they went into mali, is that confirmed? >> not only the arms but some of the people he employed in his militias to keep himself in power. although this looks like a pretty out of the way place it is really, the issue not just the damage done to mali by having terrorists take root there although that is true and it is no not really the threat to the countries around mali, although it is a threat to them too. the risk of the rest of the world, you have this doughnut hole in the middle of sahara and sub-saharan africa where al qaeda

usama bin laden may be dead but al qaeda has spread throughout north africa, throughout the arabian peninsularorists are still out there and still after the west. you can try and minimize the consequences but you're just whistling past the graveyard unfortunately. jenna: this is a story we'll continue to watch. appreciate your perspective as always, ambassador. thank you. >> thank you, jenna. jon: you saw it earlier on "happening now." president unveiling what he calls a $500 million package to launch the most sweeping effort to combat gun violence in the u.s. in nearly 20 years. william la jeunesse has some of the ins and outs at the heart of this heated debate. that's next. jon: as you heard at the top of the hour the president proposes renewing the ban on assault weapons in the united states. the ban covers more than 20 specific types and would outlaw any weapon with more than one military characteristic. what does that mean? william la have. >> necessary with more from los angeles for us. william. >> reporter: jon, explains why many critics say this proposed ban eliminates weapons what th

should the pictures of the death of usama bin laden be made public?kept under wraps. maybe not for long. we'll talk to the head after group that feels very strongly that those images do need to be made public. bill: also, california hardly looking like the golden state now. a major storm coming onshore, leaving drivers stuck and going nowhere. >> we have an incident traveling with us. we're running out of milk. we got dip every changes and, our plans have been changed drastically. martha: a major winter storm slamming southern california replacing sunshine with snow out there. strong winds, freezing cold temperatures, and it enforced the shut down of a major interstate leaving drivers stranded on the highway. >> i was sleeping in the car, piling on the sweat shirts. >> it's tough traveling with an infant, and then i have to go to work in the morning. i probably won't be home now until like 4:00. martha: they are still not ready for that out there. meteorologist janice dean live in the fox weather center. what is up with that and where is it going? >>