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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> glenn: welcome to the "glenn beck program." last week, i asked you to make a choice and it was all about pie. did you miss it? that's why you have to set your dvr, but that's a different story. tonight, i ask you, how do you define a radical? what is an extremist? how do progressives define radicals and extremists? two different definitions and two very different paths. this november, you, america, need to make a choice. tonight, i'm going to ask you to make that choice. c'mon, let's go! ♪ ♪ >> glenn: well, hello, america. the "new york times" is reporting apparently, i don't read it, that the president is now looking at his economic advisors and they are "looking for ways to help democrats alter the course of the mid-term elections." that sounds presidential. quite honestly, that's the job you don't really want to have. i mean, every single gigantic spending measure obama and the democrats have thrown in the economy have failed spectacularly and it's now their job to give a reason why you should give them another crack at

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like a fistful of dollars if by dollars you mean back hair. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. hey, andy, what's coming up on tonight's show? >> coming up on the big show, tuesday was a big night for a little state as christine o'donnell combat mike castle to become the republican nominee for senate. our allstar panel will explain why, or make jokes. plus, a man who burned a quran was fired from his job. the shocking story that is protected by the first heament. and katy perry went back to high school and hear what she had to say to an old classmate. >> thank you, andy. >> so full a voice from so empty a heart. >> my heart is empty, and my pants are full. >> i apologize for nothing. >> why should you? >>> let's welcome our guest. so sick of that. i am here with celebrity bloger, jill done son. -- jill dobson. what a clever name. and joe devito, he is back with that interesting patch of hair. if hilarity was a scrap yard, i would toss my junk at him. and fun fact, he wa

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> welcome to "red eye." it is much a do about nothing, if by nothing you mean the weird odor emanating from my basement. now to andy levy for a pre game report. what's coming up on tonight's show? >> president obama slams mahmoud ahmadinejad's suggestion that 9/11 was an inside job. plus, are british toddlers a bunch of racists? why not, everybody else is. and is the state of florida declaring war on chocolate milk? of course not, but that's how we in the media like to label things. >> thank you, andy. >> i i shall sake thy bones out of thy garments. i apologize for nothing. >> your brain is as dry as the remainder of a biscuit after a long voyage. >> i love you too. >> let's welcome our guests. she is sexier than a pillow fight in the shower of a women's prison. i am here with lauren sevant. she is so hot the sun wears lauren sevant block. and a first time guest, john philips, the host of "the john philips show" after john philips in los angeles. he knows talking bike i know stalking. it is true, i am outsi

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closed captioning services, inc a reason. i am not going to teach the class today. you will understand in a second. the president pledges to spend billions in foreign aid and we are near disaster at home. why not spend the money here? common sense, right? why is the president capping our wells in the gulf of mexico but loaning mexico billions of dollars to drill for oil in the gulf of mexico? the seem place where it is too dangerous. that doesn't make any sense. until you can explain the most veation behind the president's moves, until you can explain why enacting policies harmful to america is good, seemingly for the president or the administration, people continue to have individual stories and say, no big deal and they will ask this question, they say why are they collapsing the system? what is the nottive? what would his motive be? how do they possibly gain? what a great question! by the end of tonight's program, i believe you will have that answer. and you will have the answer on why those actions of this administration don't make sense. you're looking at them

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captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. >> jamie: i'm julie bandaras. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett, topping the news, who has the most support among the g.o.p.? presidential candidate, is it sarah palin? we have the just announced 2012 straw poll results. >> julie: a high school football quarterback collapses and dies after throwing a touchdown pass. what doctors think happened to him. >> gregg: and teenagers caught on camera lying down right in front of on coming trains, more of that shocking videotape, now, on america's news headquarters. >> julie: we begin with some of the g.o.p.'s biggest names, making rounds at the 5th annual values voters summit in washington. a host of potential 2012 hopefuls, addressing thousands of conservatives including former house speaker newt gingrich. >> conservatives in washington say washington is ripe for a revolution, the chairman of the liberty council asked the crowd, are you ready for an awakening in your generation, bob mcdonald said, the conservatives were sweeping the nation. >> we have to get people who believe in the conservative, pro fam

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> education it's the key to success in american life. everybody knows that. after decades of reform and counter reforms what have we really learned? i am tucker carlson and this is fox news reporting. according to the education department since 1980 we have spent more than a trillion federal dollars on public schools yet the u.s. still doesn't make the world's top ten for literacy. 2009 fox news reporting dove into the world of textbooks asking if you know what your children were really reading. this time we bring you a snapshot of american education tell you what's actually going on in schools like this one. tell you what is being tried what is being scrapped what the final grade is likely to be. america's ultimate natural resource is its children when it comes to education from the elementary level to college this nation finds itself at a turning point. >> we know the country's that out teach us today will out compete us tomorrow. >> we have the piece of paper per we are all being intimidated being put through hell. >> those who leave

(chuckles) captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >>> the choices we all have to make. what we wrestle inside our head. will we choose love or lust? to tell the truth or lie? but what we choose can lead to a dream or a nightmare. now, tonight, we unlock the secrets of your mind, why we do what we do. >>> tonight, brain food. hunger, hard wired in your mind. this woman is about to undergo the radical weight loss attempt in history. doctors will go inside her brain to try and stop her cravings. >> oh, wow. >> and she'll be awake the entire time and this isn't some midnight snack. these people are eating uncontrolbly. and they're dead asleep. >> they're like sleeping zombies and this night eating can be dangerous. >>> plus, addicted to food? ice cream, doughnuts. pizza >> i love salty, snacky, sweet, anything. >> while some of us feel compelled to eat even when we're not hungry. >> once i started i wouldn't stop. >> the answer may be in our mind. >>> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden and welcome to "nightline prime: secrets of your mind." for millions of americans the fig

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: i'm bret baier. fox news alert. we have a first look tonight at the house republican plan of attack for the november elections. this comes ahead of thursday's official roll out. the plan called a pledge to america is divided in five policy areas. economy, government spending, healthcare, government reform and national security. some of the highlights for the economy stop what republicans call job-killing tax hike, rein in government red tape. vow to end government control of fannie and freddie. cancellation of all unspent stimulus money. rollback of spending to prestimulus and bail-out levels. hard cap on discretionary spending and weekly votes on spending cuts. for healthcare, repeal and replace the healthcare law. substituting medical liability reform legislation. make permanent a law banning federal money for abortion services. in the government reform section, rule mandating a three-day waiting period, 72 hours before vote on legislation. clause in each bill demonstrating the constitutionality. timely, a nationa

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: a path to power or a roadmap to attacks. republicans launch a plan to retake the house. president speaks to the united nations and pressures iran. iran's president says the u.s. could have been behind the 9/11 attacks. we'll run down the list of all the president's men packing their bags. live from the studio in washington. this is "special report." good evening, i'm bret baier. house republicans today rolled out the document they hope will be their ticket to majority status. pledge to america has 21 plags of promises, many a direct slap at president obama. democrats were quick to respond today. correspondent shannon bream looks at the fine print of the pledge. >> washington has made the problem worse. >> reporter: today, republican leaders vowed if they retake the majority of the seats in the house november 2, that will change. outlined in the pledge to america, beefing up the national security can, repealing healthcare legislation and reigning in government size and spending. >> this president and this congress put this na

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> tucker: education the key to success in american life, everybody knows that after decades of reforms, what have we learned? good evening i'm tucker carlson this is fox news reporting. according to the education department since 1980 we've spent more than a trillion on public schools. the u.s.doesn't make the world's top 10 for literacy in 2009 fox news dove into textbooks asking if you know what your children were reading? this time a snapshot of american education to tell you what is going on in schools. what is being tried, jammed, what the final grade is likely to be. america's ultimate natural resource is its children. when it comes to education from the elementary level to college, this nation finds itself at a turning point. >> the president: we not the countries will out compete us tomorrow. >> we are all being intimidated, being put through hell. >> those who need this plan to remain here to be held accountable for what happens. >> i spent $130 for my french book, when i sold it back i only got $40. >> we can just pretend this is

fair, balanced and unafrai captioned by closed captioning services, inc you do. you do know this guy. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> i have been involved in the 9/11 truth movement since september 129, 2001. >> breaking news an associate of the imam who is behind the ground zero mosque says that the 9/11 attack was an inside job. not an al qaeda operation. >> there is compelling evidence to suggest not only is it false but it was some form of inside job. >> does this mean the mosque is not being run by moderate muslims? we'll have a factor investigation. >> actually disingenuous that that block is hallowed ground. >> in the mean time imam rauf says he is going ahead with the ground zero project and is doing so in the name of peace. but the imam might be tied in are the radicals. we will tell you about that ♪ you're a patriot, jan brewer and you too joe arpaio. >> sattist stevens has a new song about the arizona illegal alien controversy ♪ god save arizona. >> bill: caution, you where to enter not spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪

captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. >> i'm tucker carlson, remember the last scene in raiders of the lost ark when it is stashed away for safekeeping in an enormous warehouse? there are none here but there's a lot of books, i standing in the middle of a 250,000 square foot textbook warehouse in the midwest and this is what $50 million in textbooks looks like, part of a $10 billion a year business, dominated by just three publishers. the mcgraw-hill company's, pearson education and houghton mifflin company and we requested interviews with all of them and none would speak to us. let's see if you can answer this. do you really know what is inside your children's textbooks? i'm talking about textbooks from kindergarten through college. make no mistake, there is a battle being fought for the minds of future generations of americans, who wins and who loses is up to you, tonight we expose the underbelly of the textbook industry. from the biggest elementary schools to the smaller one-room school houses, to virtual classrooms, it seems no matter who you ask when the topic is textbooks