what are the similarities between ted olson and joe biden? >> they are are about the same age and ted olson is one really good debater. i hope joe biden shows more than ted olson because he is one of the best litigators in america. he has studied joe biden's tapes and records and style and ted as you know is one of the best litigators in america and pretty good at adapting to that. >> chris: have you got lines already prepared? attack lines? >> i'm not the a line guy. you know me well. i don't try to be anybody other than who i am. i believe in what i believe and i do what i do and i really believe in the policies we are. and at the end of the day i'm just going to go in there and be me. >> chris: i know you were hoping that joe biden makes one of his occasional gaffes. >> he doesn't do that in debaits. the gaffes he is kind of ledgentary for this. that is not in these situations. he is a disciplined person when speaks in these kind of situations and doesn't produce gaffes in these moments. those are when is off the cuff out given speech. >>

what are the similarities between ted olson and joe biden? >> they are are about the same age and ted olson is one really good debater. i hope joe biden shows more than ted olson because he is one of the best litigators in america. he has studied joe biden's tapes and records and style and ted as you know is one of the best litigators in america and pretty good at adapting to that. >> chris: have you got lines already prepared? attack lines? >> i'm not the a line guy. you know me well. i don't try to be anybody other than who i am. i believe in what i believe and i do what i do and i really believe in the policies we are providing that we are pursuing. and at the end of the day i'm just going to go in there and be me. >> chris: i know you were hoping that joe biden makes one of his occasional gaffes. >> he doesn't do that in debaits. the gaffes he is kind of ledgentary for this. that is not in these situations. he is a disciplined person when speaks in these kind of situations and doesn't produce gaffes in these moments. those are when is off

. >> joe biden will say anything, which is why he is so enjoyable. he says everything -- >> so much to that debate against sarah palin. if you recall, they wanted him to be careful. same thing true with the paul ryan debate. >> i think the v.p. debate will draw comparisons to four years ago, which is a blockbuster debate. >> all right. thank you fore weighing in, great to see you. see you wednesday night. the first debate showdown is just 3 day away. what is your advice for the candidates ahead of the debate in denver? tweet us your answer, advice for governor romney or president obama. we will read your responses all throughout the show. new calls from a republican senator for answers in the deadly libyan embassy and consulate attacks this. time, it's senator bob corker who wants the interior director of national intelligence to explain why the fbi has want been able to make it in to benghazi safely. >> reporter: the fbi is worried about security in benghazi, conducting their investigation and interviews in tripoli, 400 mile away from the scene of t

i'm surprised joe biden continues to bait those fact checkers, with statements like that. that's a pretty-- that's a slam-dunk. >> alisyn: because people don't listen to his speeches with the calculator out and listen with their guts and resonates. they have been saying the same thing for the better part of almost four years so it must be working on the campaign trail with them. >> dave: and doing some hypnotizing before that. stare into the pen. >> alisyn: all right. let's get to your headlines, because, to tell you about right now. there was another insider attack that claimed the life of a soldier and contractor. 2000 american troops killed in afghanistan sense the war began. iran's president ahmadnejad says threats mean nothing, and the u.s. does not allow iran the action or even if someone takes action against iran he will not change the country's policy and even expired it to a terrorist attack. well, pennsylvania schools are under attack of an atheist group. and suing the connellsville district to move it off the lawn of the injury high school. many in community wan

biden? >> about the crazy uncle part? >> bill, why does the president have to condemn the film? you said he needed to condemn it. >> i didn't say he needed to. i just said that condemning is not an apology. >> i agree with that. but i thought you said as he should have or as he needed to. >> i guess as he needed to. either you need to. i just asked why he did that. >> i think that, but i don't think i said that at the time. >> i just don't know where film critic is in his job description. what does slander the prophet of islam mean? if you don't accept he is the prophet of god are you slandering him? there are a lot of people who don't believe that. >> that is a fair point, and all of these people are very quiet when other religions are slandering. >> i also don't understand why it is pun intended, sacred. why not say things about people's religious beliefs, but it is not okay for their philosophical beliefs. >> fair question. >> rob, we got your lyric reference. and just lastly on this mado

. >> paul: that was vice president joe biden at a campaign stop in pennsylvania suggesting that mitt romney is ready to go to war in iran and syria. it's the theme they are pushing with the president himself getting in on the act. in an interview on 60 minutes. mr. robe responding to criticism said, quote, if governor romney is suggesting we should start another war, he should say so. so rumors of war, dan. what the political strategy here or do you think there is one? >> obviously we are in a moment when everything barack obama says is related to his reelection. so it is with this. a key element of the obama reelection strategy has to do with perceived voter fatigue over wars, iraq and afghanistan. >> paul: tide of war are receding? >> exactly. first thing he said i ended the war in iraq. how he is binding down afghanistan. from that premise he is suggesting to people that mitt romney just might start up again because he is advised by the same people that got us into the war in iraq. >> paul: and a lot of people don't like the long years of war. how fair is the charge? >> i think pe

vice president joe biden campaigning in swing state florida blaming the deficit on the previous administration. the republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan in ohio tonight. we showed you you live on fox report ryan a hunting enthusiast telling voters he and governor romney would work to prevent any more restrictions on hunting and gun ownership among other things and also talked a lot about the economy. capitol hill put a hold on nearly a half billion dollars in aid for egypt. it follows recent antiamerican turmoil across the middle east including storming our embassy in cairo on september 11th. the obama administration promised egypt emergency money but the head of the subcommittee which oversees foreign aid said she is convinced egypt does not neat it now. i'm harris faulkner. now, back to "justice." >>> there is only one way to peacefully prevent iran from getting atomic bombs. and that is by placing a clear red line on iran's nuclear weapons program. >> judge jeanine: prime minister netanyahu this week with a stern warning to prevent iran from getting a nuclear bomb. the white hou

biden said bin laden is dead and gm is alive. that was a bumper sticker of the saying. and that was rallying up al-qaida. why would the administration cover up al-qaida? >> rudy guiliani what is wrong with governor mitt romney saying look at all of the problems here and he wants answers. and i think that governor romney was vindicated by hises when he said the message that we are giving shows weakness and it turns out he was right on the money. >> gretchen: but the way the american public perceives the comments is all that matters when you go to the polls. the obama administration was successful in selling this as a spontanous reaction and the media was successful in saying that romney jumped the gun those are the impressions that are left in the american's people's mind it is hard it go back and change perceptions that are in the american people's. >> brian: the president shows the president lost five poigns on the foreign policy aruval rating. but president obama has to feel good about another national poll that shows him with

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and paul ryan will practice and the one who plays joe biden will be gary doocy. >> steve: they . that is incredible. was his voice goinger or slower . clever. >> brian: bill watches with a tank top and underwear . >> gretchen: that is i wonder if he watched that on the show. >> gretchen: i guarantee you if right now. >> brian: put a robe on. don't just run down. bomb shell new report suggest that the white house new within 24 hours that the deadly terrorist attack on the consulate. yet the president has yet to say so. peter doocy in washington with more. >> you are right. according to secretary of state hilary clinton al-qaida was behind the raid on the consulate in benghazi not only is al-qaida carrying out acts of terror but sabtage libya's effort to build a post gaddafi government. >> they are working with violent extremist to undermine in. as we saw in benghazi. >> president obama still hasn't called what happened in libya a terrorist attack and that outraged senators graham we recognize al-qaida involved in the terrorist attack is an inconvenient truth for a president who cl

in fact, i'd say considering joe biden does most of his attacking with a smile, that makes harry reid his more vicious attack dog. he can go after romney on anything. seems to be personal with him. >> greta: is he effective as the senate majority leader? any of you. >> well, i think republicans will be quick to say they've gone how many months out passing a budget. they've punted on a number of issues. if you're asking republicans, no. harry reid is the king of gridlock. he's been single-handedly -- he and the president have been responsible for government grinding to a halt. i think democrats would argue that he's a fighter. he's their fighter. he's a former professional boxer in their corner all along. >> that's right. you have to remember that he's also sort of a de facto leader of democrats in congress. what he's doing is fighting for his party. he's fighting and trying to make the republicans look as bad as possible. to that end he's been somewhat successful. >> greta: i would feel somewhat ashamed. i go back to the anonymity issue when he said he had a secret source that said th

>> i don't know what he's talking about and joe biden made a similar reference with regard to syria and iran in his democratic convention speech. i think it's designed to say that any criticism of the president on his foreign policy is designed to bring us into a war, that a lot of opponents of the president who are saying that the weakness and vascillation in the middle east are the best bets to promote a war in the middle east. so as we're about to hear the president's speech this morning, we know there is a civil war in syria. we know that iran is on the precipice of a nuke leer weapon. we know libya claimed the life of our ambassador and three others. we understand that israel is concerned about our alliance with them at this point. and the middle east is in flames. and is in a state of i guess the summer after the arab spring. we see in the "new york times" that there was a lot of concern in the state department and the united states government about how president obama handled the mubarak transition in egypt, whether we did it too fast and whether we did it in a way that hurt our

paging joe biden, 1.5% of your income not impressive. romney donated 30% of his income to charity. president obama 22%. the third and fourth lines up there are what the candidates actually paid to the feds. once again, governor romney far in the lead. now, this isn't a pro-romney talking points. this is a fair talking points. memo to the media you might want to try it and that's my memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. joining us from reaction. fox news analyst mary katharine ham and juan williams. juan, are you getting the page that i gave to president obama that if you raise the cap gains tax, you raise it up to the high 20's where the president wants it. fewer people, people like me, are going to invest in the stock market, companies will get less money in investment, that means there will be fewer jobs. are we understanding that, juan. >> i think history tells us a different story. i think the cap gains rate was higher during the 1990s and people were investing and making lots of money. in fact, we didn't have even have a deficit. >> ill. >> bill: bill then when when w

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both joe biden and paul ryan were here last week. i think you will see plenty more attention to wisconsin as well aces, iowa, between now and the convention. i said all along to mitt romney if he wants to win wisconsin it doesn't just stand for republican, it stands for reformer. if he shows that in wisconsin the swing voters swing his way and he can win the election. >> chris: letts talk about your big reform issue. you made national news the last few years with your law that you pushed and amid great opposition. nine days ago a wisconsin county judge overturned part of that law as unconstitutional when it comes to school workers and local government workers. how gig is back is that for you, governor? >> westerlies it is a problem in the short-term because a lot of the local governments already set the tax levies and already have it in place. moody's even put out notice of a negative outlook for the local government's bond ratings because of that decision. is last year we had another activity liberal judge from dane county be the ca

when joe biden goes too far, y'all back in chains? that is joe being joe. we know he is a little unstable. let's be honest. you can't control him. this is joe biden's job, that is dispense propaganda. >> heather: ford makes a good point. this is a question i have. do we not expect more from the vice president? is it a case he has done this so much that we lowered our expectations for vice president. we kind of expect him to make these comments? >> that is absolutely right. >> there are few things. first of all, i think the joe biden is the same joe biden that the president picked as his running mate in 2008. you can't say the same thing about mitt romney. mitt romney is in his sixth or seventh rebooted and joe biden is somebody who loves american people. mitt romney in that case and other times seems contentious of the very people he wants to represent. >> you can spin it any way you want it. >> i have some data, and polls, we collect polls all over the country and outlets and joe biden currently the average, he is more favorable than unfavorable and so is

. >> and joe biden asked the president of iraq to please stop these flights and he's been rebuffed. and some say we may have to withdraw the aid if you don't stop the flight. but they don't have-- >> leverage. >> we have a lot less leverage with them. should mitt romney make foreign policy more after issue in the campaign? >> i think that obama is actually vulnerable on foreign policy. there's an image that obama got usama there for-- and dan points out, a very bad position, increasingly aggressive enough on the part of the east and iran rushing towards a nuclear weapon. >> paul: he can do that,'s he going to have an opportunity one of the debates almost all on foreign policy. i know bret can't wait for that. well, forget the middle east, if you're following presidential campaign, you may think that china is our biggest threat on the heels of harsh criticism from mitt romney. the president announced new trade sanctions against that country this week. is china bashing a solid is chiyou know what i love abut this country? trick question. love everything abt this country! including pri

that's joe biden. well, the gop didn't like this at all. the romney camp putting out a very swift and very strong reaction saying, and we can look at it. vice president biden today doubled down on the same false attacks and abysmal policies that have failed to turn around our economy and bring change to washington. president obama's broken promises and disappointing record remind voters that the obama-biden administration doesn't deserve another four years in office. meantime, mitt romney had two fund raidsers planned for san diego and los angeles today, but otherwise no public campaign events. he's trying catch up with democrats in the fundraising race. the republicans are behind by a few million dollars in august. >> rick: besaw congressman ryan get boo'd at that aarp rally. he's talking to seniors in florida about medicare. how is that going? >> right. he's saying his plan would save medicare. the president's would put it out of business. now, about a quarter of the florida electorate is over 65, so this issue, of course, very hot in the

. >> and joe biden asked the president of iraq to please stop these flights and he's been rebuffed. and some say we may have to withdraw the aid if you don't stop the flight. but they don't have-- >> leverage. >> we have a lot less leverage with them. should mitt romney make foreign policy more after issue in the campaign? >> i think that obama is actually vulnerable on foreign policy. there's an image that obama got usama there for-- and dan points out, a very bad position, increasingly aggressive enough on the part of the east and iran rushing towards a nuclear weapon. >> paul: he can do that,'s he going to have an opportunity one of the debates almost all on foreign policy. i know bret can't wait for that. well, forget the middle east, if you're following presidential campaign, you may think that china is our biggest threat on the heels of harsh criticism from mitt romney. the president announced new trade sanctions against that country this week. is china bashing a solid strategy for either candidate? and you learned something along the way. this is the age of knowing what you'r

and, you know, white house officials don't come out, well, maybe other than joe biden and say what is on his mind. very often there is a directorrive from the white house this is now the mode disoperandi going forward. label it x, y, and z. officials with different responses. hillary clinton said this. >> susan rice is the first one to your point sent out there. many believe she is our next secretary of state. rpg's at a spontaneous protest? i mean, i'm talking about people that don't cover the middle east. people said this doesn't make sense. 9/11, multiple countries, rpg's. this doesn't sound like spontaneous protest u.s. ambassador killed for the first time since 1979. average people saying this is not spontaneous. why the administration? >> i don't know. i'm glad we have some guests on for the next four hours from historians, political pundits, military people to explain why wouldn't they call it terrorism? by the way the president you probably heard was interviewed on univision in a very hard-hitting interview. he said what he called it it's inexcusable violent act directed at we

i continue to hear from this administration that joe biden said that osama bin laden is dead. they are going to base national security strategy on that? that is insane. that is not strategic level thinking. so when you look what has happened across the middle east. there is a parallel with jimmy carter. when you depose a leader in the middle east you have to think about the second and third order of effects, who is going to fill the void. history has shown when you have that type of void, radical islamists are going fill the gap. that is what happened in egypt and it's happened in libya as well. >> greta: lindsay graham is on tape saying osama bin laden is not foreign policy? >> that is the truth. foreign policy is what is your strategic goals and object nifs the respective areas of responsibility, be it in the middle east and pacific being in our own hemisphere here. the relationships you develop with your friends and allies and stances you take agencies your adversaries. >> greta: governor romney didn't has no foreign policy experience. what do you think president romney for

. ♪ >> shepard: more viewers watched the vice president joe biden than any other speaker at either party's political convention. that is the word from the folks at nielsen. the tv ratings company added up viewership numbers from every station that carried the convention. the data shows more than 43 million of us tuned in to hear what vice president biden had to say. that is almost 15% of all americans who own a television. you can see president obama and the republican candidate mitt romney were next. clint eastwood came in sixth. >> updating some of our top stories tonight. antiamerican protests turn deadly in pakistan, reportedly killing more than 20 people. libyans torching the head quarters of an islamic militant group in a backlash against the attacks that killed america's ambassador there. sources tell iting fox news that the assault involving 100 attackers who stormed the u.s. embassy in two ways. >>> and on this day in 1987, people started looking for a man sporting red and white stripes, a hat and glasses. you may know him as waldo. he goes by wally in great britain. that is where

jon: better to tick off joe biden than the mullahs next door. >> that is exactly right. jon: what is the solution? the president gave one of his first big speeches in cairo promising to reset relations with the muslim world. >> clearly i think one of the things you have to do is, probably the most important thing you should do, basically show we're going to stop iran from giving a nuclear weapon. that is the single biggest problem in the region. if iran is able to assert itself there despite all world opinion and u.s. insistence that the president said that is unacceptable we'll see insertion of really, dangerous consequences in the middle east, as the u.s. influence recedes even further. and i think it is an illusion to think that we can forget about this because i think, in the next four years, we're likely to see more trouble in the middle east and that might bring america in no matter who is president. jon: paul gigot, thank you. you can catch more of paul this weekend when he hosts the "journal editorial report", a program now expanded to a full hour as we get close

biden said it, i'm not sure if president obama said it or not, but it was you ared quite a few times, osama bin laden is dead and gm is alive. a lot of this protest is at least what we're reading, is in response to the victory lap that the administration is taking for killing bin laden. so if you attach it to terrorism, if you attach to a preplanned attack, it heads back to the white house. if you blame the movie, it shields them from any blame. >> brian: i didn't think we'd be arguing on this level. i thought perpetrators is where we're going now rather than talk being was it terror. by the way, it's amazing, it wasn't self-evident on wednesday. but thursday, it's self-evident about the terrorist attack. it's also important, if you want to know where this is coming from, flying a nonpolitical standpoint, pick up the weekly standard. the headline is, bin laden is dead, but al-qaeda is alive. they go into detail about the intelligence that al-qaeda has decided get the name low, but keep the philosophy and the militias going and they sent their guys right into libya to grow out cells.

jenna: back to a little politics now, vice president joe biden wrapping up a two-day campaign swinging through iowa reaching out to blue collar voters in this state that the president carried back in 2008. governor mitt romney was in iowa two weeks ago. his running mate paul ryan was in des moines on monday. his wife will speak at a rally tomorrow just outside day phoeupb. these six electoral votes crucial for this election as we continue to look at the swing states. just want to show you a little bit about what the economy looks like as well in iowa because we make such a big deal about the economy and being such an issue during the election. the unemployment rate way below the national average. we'll talk more about that in a moment. here are what the polls look like right now. the latest polls we have you see the president and mitt romney really neck-and-neck in this state. is it really as close as it looks in the polls? that's one of the questions we have today for our guest who is joining us now from the des moines register, it's the politicalle politicalled political editor. does

first joe biden slamming governor romney's job plan while campaigning in the swing state of iowa. he claims it outsources american jobs to countries like china. here is what he said. >> now what the experts point out that we'll create jobs, 800,000 jobs, all of them overseas. all of them in china. all of them in vietnam. and we're being lectured by this guy about getting tough on china? ladies and gentlemen, it's laughable. it's laughable. bill: so then paul ryan firing back during a trip to the battleground state of iowa. ryan says the obama administration has failed on the economy, saying that more government intervention will only make things worse. >> sooner or later when the boar rowing runs out or when we can't borrow like we have those empty promises become broken promises. that is what europe is involved in right now. they're in a debt crisis. they're slashing benefits for retirees right now, cranking up tax rates. young people have no opportunities. that's the future will will have if we don't get this situation under control. bill: that from iowa. joe biden heads to the

joe biden here today, paul ryan here today. iowa is a tossup state. >> iowa is gaining importance, bret. one reason is that the math, the electoral map is starting to shrink. with michigan and pennsylvania, i think sort of both campaigns are pulling out a lot of the tv money to move it to other states. those states moving to obama column. the next state i think that is moving is north carolina. which is starting to lean to romney. even with that bounce that karl talked about. that makes me put that sort of in a lean romney situation. if you have most free states doing that, it is putting increase pressure and spending on state like iowa. those electoral votes are really, are now really going to be front and center. >> yeah. absolutely. iowa, we are seeing more per capita spending on television in iowa by the obama campaign than any other state in country. in fact, what is interesting is since june, the television waiweight in north carolina, obama reduced weight by 40%. iowa, they are buying more television in rochester, minnes

vice president joe biden is here, paul ryan is here today in iowa, and we are focused here in jasper county, one of about 30 counties around the country that we believe this election will swing on. swing counties within swing states. we've spent a lot of time here in iowa, as you remember, in front of the straw poll and the caucuses. we've focused on three different people over our time, one of them was shawna jannssen, a mom of two, a work mom, she is an independent, we followed her through her decision process. she is not sure, was not sure. right now she is leaning towards mitt romney, and we've talked to her along the way, we talked to her again yesterday. >> i think i will forever be an independent but i am leaning, leaning towards romney at this point in time. >> last time we chatted you said that really the deficit and debt and concerns about your kids really drove your thinking. >> yes. >> is that still the case? >> yeah, that is still probably the issues that are for mos foremost in my mind and are leaning me towards romney, the concern about our national deficit and our inc

. >> the parents say they are are filled with anger and uncharacter fear when vice revealed joe biden vie vealed who was the team assigned to the raid. >> aaron called me and said mom, you need to watch your social media claim of any reference to me or any of my buddies. just disconnect completely. there is chatter and all of our lives could be in danger including yours. yarr talking about a community of around 300 families who are all of a sudden made targets by this administration. >> so how do you feel as a father to have your son identified? >> we expect better out of the high ups in our government while they don't believe their son was part of the bin laden raid they say the team shared the victory and eventually the shock of being name. >> did aaron tell you that team six was angry? >> yes, absolutely. they were very angry. >> they would have said special operators. >> three months after bin laden was killed aaron vaughn was among 17 seals killed when their helicopter was shot down in afghanistan and the seals have been made part of the obama campaign. >> bill clinton came on an

. >>> vice president joe biden's wife, jill biden, also making the rounds. in michigan today, hitting three separate campaign rallies. dr. biden, an english professor, focused most of her remarks on education. meantime, arizona's governor, john brewer rallying conservatives at the values voter summit in washington, d.c., drawing huge applause from the audience after calling out president obama's tempt to try to win over traditionally red states. take a listen. >> in his bid to win reelection, president obama thinks arizona is in play. he thinks he can win my state. probably some of your states out there, too. you know what i say? game on! laugh will have. >> rick: governor brewer also went on to defend her state's controversial law against illegal immigration, which has been slammed by some critics as being too tough. >> arthel: all right. governor mitt romney and president obama are both hoping to win big with hispanic voters in november. brand-new fox news latino polls show insight on this important demographic. when asked if the u.s. is the best country i

. >> heather: the wife of vice president joe biden campaigning in michigan. jill biden telling voters that her husband and president obama are looking out for them. in an attempt to garner support from middle class families, biden addressed affordable education, support for military families, women's health rights, and restoring jobs. >>> extreme weather hitting los angeles. hot and dry conditions today, fueling this. a raging brush fire about 300 firefighters are battling the flames. the fire started as temperatures soared near 100 degrees. luckily no reports of homes damaged. residents understandably still worried. >> we were scared. we were very scared. >> the thought of losing your home and what would you do after that and thinking we need to pack up all your stuff, what should you pack up? when should you leave? >> heather: meteorologist maria molina is live with more on this. >> hi. good to see you. we're talking about across parts of southern california with basically widespread triple digit high temperatures. some of these temperatures are breaking re

jon: well you hear joe biden say that general motors is alive bus of barack obama. is that, is that a point that is selling well in ohio? >> that certainly is. and one thing i would point out too is i covered mitt romney in fairfax, virginia, yesterday and he added back to his stump speech some pretty tough talk on china. and that also resonates in ohio. i think we'll be seeing him change his messaging a little bit and taylor it specifically to ohio as he did yesterday for that same reason. jon: we also heard governor romney talk about the fact what he proposed pour the auto industry was an organized bankruptcy which essentially what happened to general motors. >> that's right, but you're seeing the obama campaign use that against him and do it very effectively. we're seeing that the media in ohio, the editorials seem to favor the president on this point. so he is going to have to taylor his message a little bit more specifically to that state in order to cut the president's lead there. jon: the astounding thing how few voters in this race are undecided, with the ec

a prison to keep joe biden so he can't go on the campaign trail. keep him locked in there. >> because he is white? >> wait, who is white? >> unbelievable. >> sherrod, they wouldn't have kept it so secret if it wasn't something awesome. >> they can keep all the secrets they want. it is america. we know what they are building in there. a mall. they are building a white house mall so the kids can go shopping without being bugged. >> yes, it can be their own private universe. that's not a bad idea. i will write that one down. >> it is like your town that goes crazy and people protest. forget about your town already? >> why are the media not talking about this story. they are ignoring something. >> they are not ignoring it. every time you see a live shot from ed henry or anybody at cnn the guys are walking by with their beams and then you acknowledge it at the end of the live shot. busy over there right, mike? >> yes. >> i thought it was a village people tribute festival. >> i didn't hear that. >> i thought it was at a village people tribute festival. t

he will have a debate with joe biden. tens of millions of american, 70 million turned out for the sarah palin/joe biden dibait. but tens of millions of americans watching the debate. it is likely to focus heavily on foreign policy, the strength of biden. the democrats are hoping that paul ryan will be weak. he has been doing his homework on iran. i don't know how much he has been doing that recently. but he was fluent in the issue, having to do with sponsoring terrorism and the progress toward a weapon and that shows that he might be tougher than democrats might think. >> greta: i think that people think they are not paying attention, maybe they are. gentlemen, as always, thank you. coming up, fasten your seat belt, this is not like any police chase have you ever seen before. what is so incredible about it what is so incredible about it you have to see it to believ in america today we're running out of a vital resource we need to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new econ

he will have a debate with joe biden. tens of millions of american, 70 million turned out for the sarah palin/joe biden dibait. but tens of millions of americans watching the debate. it is likely to focus heavily on foreign policy, the strength of biden. the democrats are hoping that paul ryan will be weak. he has been doing his homework on iran. i don't know how much he has been doing that recently. but he was fluent in the issue, having to do with sponsoring terrorism and the progress toward a weapon and that shows that he might be tougher than democrats might think. >> greta: i think that people think they are not paying attention, maybe they are. gentlemen, as always, thank you. coming up, fasten your seat belt, this is not like any police chase have you ever seen before. what is so incredible about it you have to see it to believe it. and you will, next. tion in chin, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the c

he and joe biden lead republicans by five points overall in this poll of likely voters. the romney edge turned to five-point deficit in this poll. governor romney's response to the embassy violence which made heavy use of the word "apology" and is getting a fair amount of criticism. chief political correspondent carl cameron. >> at jacksonville, florida, news conference, mitt romney condemned attack on u.s. mission in egypt and libya that killed four u.s. officials clouding the u.s. ambassador. >> this attack is outrageous, it's disgusting. it breaks the hearts of all of us who think of these people who have served during their lives the cause of freedom and justice and honor. >> romney immediately criticized the obama administration for statement issued from the u.s. embassy in egypt that romney said amounted to another apology for americans oversea whence it's miles per hours who were the victims of the attacks. seven times in nine minutes obama referenceed the obama administration apologies for u.s. policy and principles. >> the statements were inappropriate. and my v

biden, that not one american life was lost in libya in the effort to end the dictatorship of muammar gadhafi, and indeed with the deaths of christopher stevens and shaun smith and two others, hillary clinton says they are still notifying the next of kin in those situations, that number changes a bit. >> it's a dangerous situation on the ground and now you have these protests that not only there but increased security for diplomatic efforts by the u.s. across the world, ordered by the president and the state department. libya was making some progress in the post gaddafi world, and ambassador stevens was a big part of trying to get libya on its feet. there is another part of that that you'll likely hear from capitol hill today, and that is the money part, the aid part to libya, and to egypt. egypt in particular has not condemned the attack on the embassy in cairo. the government there, the new government, the muslim brotherhood has in fact called for more demonstrations against that video, and in part against the u.s. the u.s. is giving egypt some $1.5 billion in aid, and i would imagi

joe biden was the one guy arguing you can't make this decision. you can't go there, there is too much risk. any man or woman sitting there and received the data they received, would have made that decision. but more appropriate. let's get back to what matters most to americans, the economy and jobs. meg require want to ask but this dust-up. i guess the campaigns suspended their attack ads. these two have gone so far as to us spend their negative ads against one another. the viewers are not moved. then axlerod sends out a tweet attacking governor romney and suggesting one of his big donors will benefit big from romney's tax plans. romney says we are focused on those who lost their lives on 9/11. did axlerod make a mistake? >> i need to go back and check my twitter feed and make sure i didn't do something similar. megyn: you are not running for office and you are not on any team. >> i think it was a mistake to do that today. it gave the romney campaign a very easy comeback, it was a lay-up for them. both campaigns have done things like that througho

vice president joe biden at aer is nobodyny in sanction -- ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania. the united airlines flight crashed after passengers struggled with the hijackers who had planned to crash that flight into the u.s. capitol building. president obama and governor romney are pulling their negative ads on this solemn day, and while both candidates are putting aside politics for the moment, a new poll shows the president ticking upwards among registered voters. he is six points ahead, 50-44. but among likely voters, the two are in a virtual dead heat with president obama at 49%, governor romney at 48%. larry sabato is director of the center for politics at the university of virginia. larry, a lot of experts are saying that this is going to be a base election where the bases get excited and support their candidate in one way or another. this poll would seem to indicate that president obama's base got very excited by the democratic national convention. his support boomed among, you know, the overall population, but among likely voters not so much. >> yes. jon, this is an i

we're waiting for vice president joe biden. he will be speaking at shanksville moments away and the next moment of silence that marks the fall of the last tower thing i notice when i speak to you about it, you're invested in this place. it is sort of has a sort of stolen a piece of your heart. and, that's why i'm confident that all that you plan will happen. patrick, you're keeping the flame alive and, keeping families together, is my experience, i imagine you all find solace in seeing one another. there is nothing like being able to talk with someone who you know, you know understands and, it is an honor. call families. wish you weren't here. wish we didn't have to commemorate any of this. it is. bittersweet moment for the entire nation. for all of the country. particularly for those family members gathered here today. last year the nation and. all of family members want to try to crack it? yeah, that's the way to do it! now we need a little bit more... a little bit more vanilla? this is great! [ male announcer ] at humana, we

and vice president joe biden will attend a ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania. it will include a moment of silence at 10:03 a.m., then a reading of the names of the victims and a wreath laying at that location. >> steve: you'll see it all right here on fox and right now you'll see laura ingraham, the esteemed radio show host and tv commentator. good morning to you. >> it's not as fun when i'm not on the segueway scooter with karl rove in the morning as we were last week. i'm still getting ridiculed. >> gretchen: you can still talk about the same stuff because today jay carney is saying that he's not going to blame president bush for four years of bad unemployment and such. then did he actually say that and then blame him? listen to this. >> not about blaming. we know that the country was in economic freefall when he took office; that we were shedding jobs at an alarming rate. 750, 800,000 jobs per month. that's a fact. and that continued because the recession was in full bloom when he took office. once the president's policies, having been enacted by congress, a