Transcripts For FOXNEWS FOX And Friends Saturday 20091212

captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a bomb shell announcement from tiger woods. he's taking a break from golf from now and hear what olce tiger is saying. >> looking for schools for terrorist. is this crossing the line in >> did you just change your voice. sarsapalin making a surprise tv appearance. >> first star trek convention . money they offered me to attend the convention, do i dare? yes, i do. out of this world. >> william shatner and sarah palin. why she is taking shots at captain kirk . >> weather in georgia. weather outside is frightful. fox is so delightful. come with me with your coffee can watch clayton, dave and alley. there is photoevidence of this party. we'll show you photoevidence of the "fox and friends" christmas party. >> that is problematic. >> let me tell you your headlines are. five americans arrested in pakistan are at a facility for terror suspects in the easten city of lapore. >> and f.b.i. agents questioned some of the men as there is evidence gathered to lead to a conspiracy charge. they expect the five who are from the washington d.c. area to be departed back to the sigh eye. the deal for brack water security. leon panetta cancelled the contract. the announcement comes that the role of private contractors is expanded to involvement in race in military operations in iraq and pakistan and stan tan. >> police are following the disappearance of a utah mom us is picious. they don't know where 28 year old susan powell is or whether she has tried to contact anyone. authorities sea her purse, her cell phone can car were all left behind at her home. officials say her husband yosh was missing from work monday after posedly taking a camping trip with the couple's two young sons. the of susan powell said it is not like her daughter to up and leave her family . he will talkitous about the latest in the search for his daughter. >> i did not run for office to help out fat cat bankers on wall street. that is a quote from president obama. he said this in the tape with 60 machines. the weekly address the president puts much of the blame of the economic crises on the financial institution . >> much of it is due to the irresponsible of institutions on wall street . seeking short-term profit big bonus and regard for long-term consequence. >> the president believeses paid back all of the funds in order to escape the government control on bonus . >> sarah palin came on tonight show. palin read except. >> my being resonated with incredible beating that i would raft with a elephant in a starless night in afri ca. >> shatner is shocked. in recent appearances. shatner recited palin's less serious observations from her book. it was turn about. >> what a magical couple. shartener would come out like beanick to tray. i'm staying alive. >> we'll talk tiger now. tiger taking a page out of play box. >> he dropped the bomb shell announcement, he is taking time away from golf. this statement appeared on the website last night. i am deeply aware of the disappointment and hurt that my infedelity has caused many people . most of all my wife and children. i have decided to take a break from golf. i have to focus on my attention on being a better husband and person. >> they being have to sweden or his yacht which has recent recent activity. >> i don't know how you repair this . >> a personality disorder is too strong, it was such a part of his life apparently all of the infedillity. i don't know how you turn it around can what a leave means. >> it is a bright spot. people are coming up on his web site from his fan people who love and support you. take private time and even the pga tour coming out. saying they realize how much money . pga tour when he was not on tour their percent of profits dropped 50 percent . you cannot build adrevenue for the pga tour without having tiger a part. greg norman said he is so a part of this, without him involved in it, it will hurt the tour. >> how much will it hurt tiger in terms of his marketability. make $100 million. nike and gilette came out supporting him. censure, he has disappeared from their website. he was the face of hawebsite. at&t are reevaluating their ongoing website with tiger. and one i haven't heard of. high carolina, a high end golf residential development, it will be the first tiger woods' design course. he is the face of the development and it is all about how your priorities change once you have a wife and kids and how much this place fits those whose priorities. listen what tiger said on the website. >> wife and two kids your perspective in life changes and i want my kids importance this can be able to bring them up here and feel safe and securand running the trails and being a part of nature like your priorities start change evolving once you have a family and i want to come up here as awn as i can. >> how did his prior ies change once he had a woif and kids . >> he seems genuine. he seems genuine. he is reading from a script you realize . and advertisers and endorsement deals have moralit clauses can they have to drop him . network at least pull the video. >> definitely. >> but also it is interesting, the ripplask caused by his actions. as ratings drop on the pga tour. poncors lose money and advertisers lose money and people will lose jobs as a result of tiger woods taking a break from golf . people will lose jobs . so the bad judgment he exercised in vip section have a ripple affect that is global. >> it is unbelievable. not only the reflection on his family but this is the first time publicly admitting to this on the website. before he called it transgression . the masters in april could be his return. >> what is happening in the senate. last week we know that congress was in session. that's because the democrats wanted to be there. this weekend they are in a rare saturday session because of the republicans want the session. they are voting on a list of spending bills that have thot - not got taken care of. there is tons of pork. >> government spending up 12 percent and four billion in ear marks as a part of the 447 billion omnibus spending bill. we look at ear marks and park in this thing . $30,000 for the woodstock film festival and $200,000 washington national opera. >> i have been to the opera. they need a lot of help. >> surgical operations in pace. >> i want to go to space and get botox. >> it is incredible. $80,000 for jazz in new york lincoln center . and this is my favorite. >> world food prize hogin iowa. this morning the senate will take up whether or not to pass it the house passed a $447 million spending. as weare looking at the economic crisis . the culture in congress has thot changed at all. they are still comfortable with pending. >> well, the last bill had 800 ear markoffs. >> cane - john mccain said it is a process to be embarrassed by . dominica davis is in for rick. shes had the weather. >> we via chilly and wet look in the country. heavy rain is coming down to the south. parts of it is in the gulf and going to spread the rain northward. luckily high pressure over the northeast and the grite lakes. it is going to stay there for today and the picture will change tomorrow as the rain spreads. also this weekend, going to be dealing with a brand new system working its way in to the west and that will mean heavy snowfall for oregon . we have friged temperatures but mild air is working its way in the forecast. we'll look at the temps not only what we expect today but for our sunday as well >> thank you, dominica. >> now the moment you are waiting for. last night was the fox and friends christmas party. it was a dry party this year. >> no it wasn't. >> we have photos from last night. this is early in the evening. there is nothing incrimidating. producers and writers on staff. >> wait a minute. can we go back to that photo. >> no. there is our evil elf. >> dave looks like he is in the jc penny ad. >> like a j. crew. >> why go jc penny. >> things got rougher later on in the evening after the evil elf who was not happy. and then there was a fight clayton that you tried to break up. or you were appalled at. what was going on here, dave? and so upset with one another. >> it is one of our wonderful producers. what else do i need it say about that. she will be producing tomorrow and so i would be nice. >> the moment of the night. salahi's showed up. that was a great surprise. michaele and tareq salahi was there. >> sterling, when you drop the banner she is holding a subpoena in their hand. >> i don't know if they had crashed. i had spoked with them earlier in the week to see if they would show up. >> coming up here. screening preschoolers for terrorism or going way too far. >> two drunk drivers get into a major accident. this is all caught on tape . for my arthritis, i use new capzasin quick relief gel. (announcer) starts working on contact and at the nerve level. to block pain for hours. new capzasin, takes the pain out of arthritis. is >> welcome back. could preschools be the new breeding ground for terrorist? police in britain started screening children as young as four year old from possible brainwashing from muslim radicals. is this going too far? >> joining us is the author of the book the war after armageddon lieutenant ralph peters. good morning to you, sir? >> is this going too far. police in uk confirmed they visited nursery schools look for radicalized pro schoolers. >> the british are in a panic. they have a debilitating problem with muslim minor i wants unwilling to integrate. it is kind of far from inspecting nurseries we don't do an adequate job for moderating the adults. and we don't do it frankly because of resources and largely because people scream religious freedom. in my position religious freedom stops when the bombing begins. >> hold on. could this happen in the united states? the fact that britain is looking at three and four years old. if my son goes to nursery school and draws a picture of a gun and bomb he is on a terror watch list? why wouldn't they concentrate on high school where they may take action. >> i don't think the british are looking at three or four year olds. they are looking at the institutions' teachers. brainwashing youth is a time honored radition and dangerous in these times when brainwashing is aggravated by the times and internets. the brits may going investigationing too far. but there is a problem. >> there is a lot of concern about radicalization of muslips here american-born because five virginia men were arrested in pakistan accused of plotting to attack u.s. forces in afghanistan. is this a problem we need to be aware of? >> they have a problem in europe and after the fort hood attacks and others how concerned should we be? >> we should be vigilant. the virginia five are a symptom of things that are real. our problems are not as bad as europe. here muslim immigrants have hope. we are dealing with fringe elements and not the average citizens. >> i know you think it is comfortable that al qaeda was wary of these guys and thought them imposters. >> yeah, i tell you al qaeda is more scared than tiger woods and a wife with a golf club. they are nervous and that's a good thing. >> lieutenant ralph peters, thank you for joining us. >> and coming up, loop hole in the september health health bill that could limit coverage for certain patients and maybe even cancer patients . also those who have heart disease and asthma we have a live report. >> could fast food be healthier for your children than what they are eating in the cool lunches. we have a startling report that no parent can afford to miss. and the greatest gadgets. >> we expected him to be over there with the gadgets. we will show you the best recession-proof gadget gifts, coming up. ree r thevla wos inge o ats te dee s d foe t , ew cal thly% raeer swes ne llll ju caesac tuav thci usve n suyo rand tuswne swta™ i work for a global leader that's guided by clear principles. that sees me for me. that offers a great start right out of college. i work for a global leader that prizes the skills of those who have served. that values proven skill and know-how. i work for lockheed martin. multiple voices lockheed martin. when you join one of the world's leading technology employers, you will discover everything is possible. >> all right, it is math time and time for the news by numbers. wake up the kids. first up. 200,000. that's how much money preserved for the world trade center colume. that is going to the memorial museum. here's the next number. $21,917. the cost of a california teenager cell phone bill. the boy is fighting the charges. >> finally 19 . that is not again. another child . the dugard children are going to have another after she gave birth early tarth child. josey brooklyn. >> she was very premature. >> don't they recycle at some point. we hope that the baby is okay. three months early is way early . in the meantime the white house will help close a loop hole in the health care bill. is this a in the debate. talk about the benefits caps loop hole. >> sure, the bill will cap the dollar value on tremes as long as they are not unreasonable. here is the problem laid out by the patient advocacy group. american cancer society has expressed concern that a vague unreasonable standard would leave people with cancer of having the care cut off when they need it most. this loop hole was put in when they merged. you need those lims to prevept premiums scay soo rocketing. insurance is there to protect people from cat tastrophic illness. the network spoke to the white house chief of atf and fills confident that will be closed. that health care story brewed up yesterday. have you noticed republican senator mccain taking a active role. we didn't see jutching on the forefront in the election until now. mccain got fired up. talking about the democratic health care bill will not save money. quoting mccain. this is a dagger in the heart of rebill. back to you depies. >> mccain not a big fan of pork. >> but he has been much more vocal. you see him a lot now. >> for weekings. >> and outraged 9/11 families speak out for the plans for the trials for accused terrorist on american soil. >> not only is the president living with a pre9/11 mentality, but the american people are sitting back and allowing it to happen. we have to stand up and say never again. >> hannity had a room full . why it is dangerous and what they want americans do do about it. >> not one but two drunk drivers get into a major accident. >> what happened when the police arrive? >> guys wait until you see recession proof gadgets. put your face on your own action figure . >> look at that. >> your own face on a action figure. that creeps me out. that is clayton over there. >> where do i get my husband? ⌟axozp7óú+l'?p >> thanks for waking up about us on fox and frends. hannity had a special on this about the upcoming trial for the sheik . a lot of people are fired up. 9/11 family fas, first responders and law enforcement officials having to deal with this. being panel discussion last night. >> one tough to dispute is the victim's families was 9/11. there are several on sean hannity's show. they spoke out about eric holder's decision to try the case on american soil. >> not only is the president living with a pre9/11 mentality, but the american people are once again sitting back and lowing this to happen and we have to say never again. >> it smazing that this can go on with the hurt and everything that happened to this city that this could go on and people are not screaming in the street in outrage. we can't do this again and this president is going to let it happen. >> how many of you want the president to change his decision on this. is anyone not -- everybody in the back. except one. your hand is up, okay. and it is a very emotional this topic. you can see how fraught it is. on the flip side, we did have eight years to try the suspected terrorist in some sort of military trial or we couldn't or didn't for whatever reason and people were uncomfortable with holding them endeav nitly. >> that is a subject from karl rove. the supreme court denied them that opportunity . for those who haven't been here to new york. the courthouse is just a thousandiards from where ksm will be and the trade towers stood . so that's why i understand the victim's families, how uncomfortable they are. >> we have headlines. we'll tell you what else is happening. going luning with the union - u.n. proposal to switch uranium for fuel rods. but the country will stick to his own time table. the u.s. and allies are unlook low to accept a drawn out time in changes. it will allow them time to build a nuclear weapon. >> jane sanford her marriage to mark sanford can not be fixed. she said in the summer she was willing to reconcile. but governor sanford said he blames himself . he made headlines when he mead made a trip with his mistress . >> girlfriend melody hanes met with baacus divorce lawyer twice. but the publicist said it was related to the role of director of montana office. and defending revelation that hanes received a $14,000 raise saying they were comparable to other raises. he is taking heat for recommending her to a post while they were dating. >> italian man convicted with a american student is speaking out in a jailhouse brew. they insist that knox, his girlfriend is a sweet girl who is incapable of murder and he was shocked by the guilty verdict that resulted in a 26 year sentence for knox. he received a 25 year sentence for the roommate. they are planning to appeal the verdicts . >> two drunk drivers collide on a freeway in los angeles. it started when one drive got into a accident and leaves the car as a sitting duck. a second drunk driver hit the car. two drivers, a man and woman were booked for driving under the fuse room. >> why is the camera rolling. maybe because of the first accident. >> looks like it shut down the whole freeway. >> rick is off this weekend. he's got party to attend on to are happy to are dominica davis. >> it is freeze cold temperatures around. not only here in new york city but all around. we'll start with the current wind chill temperature is minus five in minneapolis. falls, actual air time temperature is four degrees. only four of them. the cold air stays aloft up to the north and we have a new batch of cold air moving in the weekend. unfortunately the cold air is to the north. and down south. some of that warmer air will be riding up in the midatlantic and northeast. we'll look at today's highs and slightly warmer in cleveland. 50 down in raleigh and notice in atlanta 38 degrees . memphis, looking at the radar . we have a low pressure system down south and lidesliding its way up north. it will spread north and east for this weekend. heavy rain in the gulf states and moved up to atlanta by the afternoon . midatlantic and northeast by saturday. sunday, we could see ice negligent system up to the extreme north and west. >> great lakes, lake-effect snow finally shuts off today. and we have a brand new system moving in the west that could mean a foot of snow for the sierras. that is the latest from out here. clayton? >> thank you dominica. >> if you haven't gotten around for holiday shopping because you are waiting for the wallet frenly deals. hayden is here with recession-proof gadgets. nice to so you. >> thank you for having me. >> we'll talk it about the face. talk about the head phones you have first and these are great, not too expensive. >> they are 58 . what is cool they are inspired by '70's era audio equipment. because they look old doesn't mean they are. they have interchacable cording. audio only and plug it in with the cell phone. >> pop it out here and plug in the cell phone and walk around the city and look dr. drey. >> '70's era. and this is a traveling companion. iphone and cell phone cord all scattered around. it is great. >> this is from tecumen invasions and $35 . has a patented pad and fit cord and clenix and organize it however you want. >> to be honest can you pack kl96. you never know if i watch a sad movie. >> usb and gum and cords and keeps it all. and send it through the x-ray machine. and earlier we saw this face. i thought it was a head coming through the table. this is your face. >> that is creepy. >> from's company called that's my face. a photoof member and they will put it on an action figure. >> they fook. this photomuch your face. side by side here. come on here. it looks incredible . now they take that photoand make it in a plastic case and put it on the academies figure. and i am a cia operative here. we wear flannel these days and a pilot and you know, i like to use that at the office so i can fall asleep. >> no one would think you were asleep. >> that is great. >> this is from a three and one travel cool gadget thing. this will actually be a scale . you hold it and strap your bugage on to it and do a digital read out. and so you know, ladies if you are packing your shoes for the holiday trip. >> it is an led flash light. >> this is a great travel accessory . you are in a hotel room and listen to the i itunes library. it is $80 and has high quality speakers for being so toiny and leak a ribic's and the speakers expand. >> pops out here. >> we have some chicago. no christmas is complete. >> turn it on. ♪ [ singing ] >> that's great and small as that is and that is live speaker $99. >> do you mind if i still your face. over to you. >> this is like a cia operative or treky. >> that is great. >> and some sort of geekish thidge. that is great. >> good news, your bail out money is paid back but bad news, you will not so it and where it is going and should president obama be able to respend it? >> and all of that information on facebook is just been released and found in a simple google search. what you need to do to stop it. coming up. asks, when is it time to get out of those tubs? man: when we want. man: when we're in the mood. woman: it's our choice. announcer: today, guys with erectile dysfunction can be ready with another dosing option from cialis. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. so relax and take your time. man: tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. don't drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than 4 hours. man: if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision stop taking cialis and call your doctor right away. announcer: today you have options, 36-hour cialis or cialis for daily use. ask your doctor about cialis today so when the moment is right, you can be ready. if i'm for head. neal ambercrom bie is stepping down. he will said it is soon. he is considering a run for governor. facebook announces privacy rules . they have a new set of option. if you don't change them some of your information can be found with a google search. if you are not sure how to protect yourself on facebook go to "fox and friends".com. clayton morris is giving a step by step instruction. >> obama administration plans to channel unused money for small business in an effort to stem the political and economic fall out of high unemployment in the process they want to raise the ceiling on the national debt. should administration be allowed to keep spending . we are joned by doug and author of why your wrong about the right. thank you for coming n doug, let me and you 787 billion dollar stimulus money has not created a heck of a lot of jobs. what makes the president think that extra 200 billion from the tarp funds will do differently. >> we can hope that small business will be stimulated by tax incentive and pay roll tax holidays. there is relationship to believe of some success. we have to try and can't accept the current status quo. >> josh, i wish it were. i talked to my friends . they said simple, you want to increase jobs you cut taxs and stop spending. spending is a bad idea. in a good economy you can make a case for it. we are in a terrible economy. we can't spend our way out of a problem. >> is this a way for president not to go 32 congress and congress not to vote on a second stimulus. just use the tarp fund. >> it is what should be done. use money for tax cuts particularly targeted tax cut to cut jobs. but the house through pay as you go and senate democrats through a commission and entitlement reform takes the issue of spending and raising the debt ceiling seriously and trying to be fiscally responsible. >> raising of the debt ceiling. >> if you run up your credit card do you then try to pay it down in a moment or call the credit card company and and them to increase your spending limit. >> remember what our moms told us. pay off your debt. not only are we not paying off the debt. we voted no on that yesterday. we are asking to increase the ceiling and let's spend some more and instead of giving the money back to taxpayers, we are going to buy more stuff. theses are not coming out of no where. >> doug, would you do this in your personal life? this kind much spending makes americans -- >> i have had great success in my life as an entrepreneur and we did it by borrowing money and growing revenue and paying more taxes. i will tell you that is the american way . i would tell you it worked for me and a lot of americans and i am proud of what we have done and hopeful we will use the same principles on a bipartisan basis and fiscally prudent and stimulate job. >> is it fiscally right to keep spending? >> hold the line on spending or raise taxes or something better. let's be really clear. if you get a bipartisan commission of well meaning republicans and democrats to deal with medicare and medicaid and social security that is important. then the american people will benefit. >> that is again wishful thinking. >> you haven't given up on them have you in >> i wouldn't give up. it is slim to none. >> we have to try, don't we? >> i don't know if i am in a position to try. >> i certainly believe in it. >> i know you believe in bipartisan ship. we are not seeing evidence of that on capitol hill and part of it is that some republicans and democrats are uncomfortable with the constant spending. >> i am, too. pay as you go entitlement reform and bipartisan ship and have joint purpose and goals and outcomes is what we need. >> let's all hope for that. we appreciate it. in the meantime, utah man said his wife vanished while he was off camping with their two young sons. police and friends have questions and so does the missing girl's father. >> it is all how you drink. how drinking beer may help you fight cancer. but watch your water, if you drink that, that could be toxic. úgé>úúpúúúúúúúúúú new concerns about our drinking waterment 20 percent of the water treatment systems in the u.s. may have been contaminated in the last five years. joining me is the clinical instructor of surgery nyu medical center. this is frightening. how big of a concern of folks to drink tap water? >> it is a concern . millions of americans get sick on contaminated tap water and the government and epa have not done dew diligence on fining towns and cities with contaminated. >> simple brita filter? >> or bottle waters. that is a huge booming industry because of our aging water. hopefully the environmental protection agency will do that. >> the headline, beer may help you prevent cancer? specificly prostate cancer. is an animal study. something in beer is an antioxidant found in fruits and spices that can block the by logical path way of prostate cancer fueled by test or rone. >> they will have more excuse to beer. >> and coffee drinkers may be relieved. coffee with running you can prevent cancer. >> over six cups of coffee have shown to decrease developing aggressive prostate. cav -- decavinated or caffi98ed and men exercising three-five hours a week have a lower risk of dying from and cause when they are prostate survivors and dying from prostate cancer itself. working out is a great thing for prostate sour vivors to do. >> this is when parents should lin up . >> fast food may be healthier than the meals our kids are sebed in school; is that true? >> jack in the box and mcdonalds are setting the standard and public school system are given meat that is lower in safety standards thatiac in the box and mcdonald and those fast food industry world. >> who is this up to improve. department of the education or health department. >> united states department of agriculture should improve so they are meeting the standard as the fat foot and zero tolerance for meat that has e-coli or sal monel a. >> they would like that. they would get bigger than they are now. >> get on to allie and clayton. what is coming up. >> what about bagels covered in cheese. >> i am so happy to hear that staff food is good for you . >> awesome and delicious. >> we didn't say that. >> congressman ted poe got back from a trip in afghanistan. he met with harmidkarzai. >> and also really fun bill board named the top one hit wonders of the decades. listen to >> i cannot stand this song it is number five on the list. >> find out which was number one is e-mail us where your one hit wonders from the past decade not in the 'cents. go to the blog at "fox and friends".com. >> a utah mother mysterously disappeared and her father thinks something is wrong and he wants. we are going to talk to him live. >> looks acorn will get millions after all. a federal judge ruled that cutting off funding to the group is unconstitutional. >> bomb shell from tiger woods. he is taking a break from golf indefinitely. what else is coming up? you are watching fox and friend. santa busy looding his sleigh with all of the toys and we'll get ready to hit the mall and fight the noise. i kick off the morning watching allie and the boys . diagram i am clayton morris . this is alice camerota and. we have a fox news alert. police are calling the disappearance of a utah mom suspicious. the police say they don't know where divate year old susan powell is or whether she tried to contact anyone. circumstances are strange. she failed to show up to her yob. her purse and cell phone and car were left behind at the home. her husband josh was also missing from work on monday. the boys were also missing, but then they showed up that day without susan and said they have been camping. the fatherful susan powell said it is not like his daughter to up and leave his family. he will be with us to talk about the ongoing search for his daughter. >> senior al qaeda planner was killed in a american drone missile. this according to the counter terrorism official. he was responsible for the al qaeda operation in africa and suspected of being involved in attacks in the u.s. and europe. >> a leaked draft memo is a new sign that the government intends to transfer gitmo terror suspects to illinois. approximate the website signaled that the focus is itate prison in thompson, illinois. whoit white officials say a final decision is not made. it is one of the several sites evaluated pie the federal bureau of prisons . the lead prosecutor is chosen. colonel michael mulligan will head the case against nidal mikal hasan. has an is charged with 13 counts of premedicated murder in the november 5th mass cower in the texas army post. >> that as news of fort hood having a special christmas celebration. celebrities including nick jon asbrought christmas cheer to the soldiers. they want to lift their spirits after the deadly shooting there last month. we care about them. >> that is a nice celebration. those are your headlines. and talk about the story that everyone talks about. big news in the tiger woods' story and posting on his website. finally coming forward after his first posting. transgressions and now admitting to the infedillity and taking time away from golf. >> i am deeply aware of the disappointment and hurt that my infedelity caused so many people most of all my wife and children. after soul searching, i have decided to take a break from professional golf and need to be a better husband, father and person. when will he return? we don't know. the masters are in april. they compare the scandal to kobe bryant and golf is different. golf you walk 18 holes with spectators and thousands of them and they are this far apart. he can't escape that heckling. in baseball and basketball you escape that. he knows if he goes back on the golf course in yen he is surrounded by it the entire time of playing golf for five hours. this is why he does this. he goes to sweden for elin or go on his yacht privacy. >> if believe he is workog his messenger. you have to work and be fobused and it had been affected. i don't follow sports. but he had set backs or slip ups and people wonder federal he was in the game . now trying to play with all of this hanging over him he may not do well. >> if there is a silver lining for tiger, a lot of people have come out on his website and said we support you and taking time for you and pga tour saying we respect your privacy at this time and take time. they have no other choice but to say that. >> they will suffer and ratings will fall. >> can he bounce back from this? >> in terms of a golfer absolute low. as a marketer, i don't think our perception of him will be the same. fans have supported him. so, too, has nike. they are standing by their guy . gislette, and at and thet are evaluating the relationship . global concerting firm they marketed his qualities and taken his image off of theireb website . it does appear that they will at least be toning it down. another one fascinating. high carolina, it is an upscale golf and residential resident that tiger was the entire face of. it was the first tiger designed course and focused him on a family man and marketing the property . listen to what he said on discovering high carolina.com. >> with a wife and two kids your perspective in life changes and i don't want my kids to experience something this. i want them to feel space and secure and enjoy running the trails and being a part of the nature like your priorities are changing and evolving as you have a family. >> i don't know. i find him convincing. i think he sounds genuine. >> i am about to because i think he is convincing. you know that was in the past 10 months. he talked about having two children . it has been happening for three years. some of his mistresses said. some of the endorsements have moreralitiy clauses. he may have broken his contract. i thought it was fascinating to hear when hoe took time off from golf that the ratings dropped in the pga viewership by 50 percent. 50 percent without him playing the game. so just think of the ripple affect he is taking. >> it is as well >> michael jordan affect. >> talk about acorn. we remember the house was representatives moving on and banning federal funding for acorn. and now a judge, federal court ruled that acorn that is upconstitutional. they have been singled out by congress for punishment that affects their ability to continue to obtain federal funding. and right. they do have to honor current contracts though i oner about the future guys. current contracts will be honored and once you congress are you likely to get contracts in the future. >> no. congress may hold a grudge here after they were questioned. >> not only that. but get back to the heart matter. it was to shoy acorn attempting to help a pimp and prostitute gudge -- fudge their documents so they could hope a brothel for child prostitution. they took the action to not send federal doctors to acorn. that you need to q. through a judicial process . you can't pull their funds. americans are outrainfalled that their tax dollars are going to acorn and these showed business practices are revealed . should they be aloud to get tax dollars. >> check in for dominica davis back here in the warmth in the studio. >> it feels great in here and today is a cold one and a great day to stay in doors and down south. you are looking at sloppy conditions with rain sticking around the gulf states for today and making its way up the cost. >> we'll mention the lake-effect snow that is happening in the great lakes is going to taper off today. temperatures are cold up there. good news. i-90 has been reopened and that is shut down around lake errie. high pressure is moving in. it is moving out west. you can see storm watchs and advisories. we'll talk about this coming up in the next half hour. we'll look at significant snowfall with the brand new system that is moving in . what is happening now, soggy conditions down in the gulf. that is going to make its way up in the midatlantic and northeast for sunday. it stays dry today and then the rain starts to slide up and we'll look at one-three inches of rainfall coming down to the south. so atlanta be on stand by. that rain will move in this morn late this afternoon. >> this time of year is special for me. i have a birthday at the end of of every year. >> it nevers for me. i get nostalgic and think back to the year that was. bill board came out with their list of one hit wonders of the decade . >> yeah, first i was shocked by number one and then i realized that that is my favorite as well. that is my only song that is famous. if you lost it or voted off american idol they played that song bad day. ♪ [ singing ] >> thanks for putting that in my head for the next day. it is the catchiest song in the world . >> and here is the next one. number two one hit oner of the decade. lean back by terror squad. >> it is terrible. >> i don't know this one. they are pull up. >> hum a i few bars for us. it is bad. lean back. ♪ lean back. like there is nothing to the songs. it has to be cooler. >> crazy town for butterfly. i don't know this one either. >> we have that one. ♪ [ singing ] money or this is why i am hot? >> it is why i am hot. number five is one of -- dl lavy taffy. they are one hit wonders are there any other words to it. >> i want to get my laughy taffy. >> we have ours . we'll have to look at it >> we have tons ofergs mail. we have to tell you about a strange story out of utah. her family is devastate we'll talk to her father about strange things that this woman's husband may have said and done. >> congressman ted poe return happened from a big troop in afghanistan. he will join us with details of those meetings and their reaction in the president's surge. >> welcome back. phase one of the president's troop surge starts this week as first deployment heads over sea. congressman poe came back from afghanistan and joins us to talk about the trip. >> good morning. >> what was the reaction that you received from troops landing there. we go on fact-finding mission toz find out what the surge looks like and the troop response. what did troops tell you about their expectations for the surge? they are deplad more help is on the way. from the generals down to the troop in the field. some of them have concerns about whether or not there would be enough troops available to help them in the surge. it is karzai open to the suggestion that he needs to cut down corruption in his country and administration. >> that's primarily what i talked to him the corruption in afghanistan and his own government and that the american public is not giving him a blank check for endless money . he's told that over and over again . i think he has received that message and is at least making attempts to correct the corruption that is in afghanistan. that country is second only to somalia for corruption. >> may be critecs say he is complicit. >> i don't know if he is complicit or not he says the right things and i think he understands you fix the corruption in your government or you're not going to receive american money. i think he understands that filos >> corruption in afghanistan is a way of life he's trying to turn history and having a government not as corrupt. >> i think he gets the point. i really do. >> cgressman, people of afghanistan were open to the surge and receptive to what the united states is doing over there. >> thank you . coming up on the show, police are -- utah man said his wife vanished while he was off camping with the kids. the family wants answers. we'll talk live with her father next >> and another weapon in the fight against breast cancer. bone building drugs can help, coming up. >> white house could give control to the environmentam protection agency. what does that mean if they can go around congress? that is straight ahead. this is a fox news alert. police are calling the disappearance of a missing utah woman suspicious. she is the two. susan, her husband and children were all missing on monday after neither of the parents showed up for work . her husband josh then showed up monday night claiming to have taken their two young sons on a camping trip . he said he left her sleeping. local fox affiliate caught up with her husband and this is what he had to say . >> we miss her and want her back . i love her and the boys love her. >> how are they doing? >> they are doing okay. >> you have any idea what happened to her? >> though . thank you . >> on the phone now is susan's father chuck cox. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. >> there are many seemingly strange details about your daughter's disappearance. at first the entire family was missing of the daughter and husband josh and two young boys and then josh and the boys showed back up on monday. what did josh tell you about where they had been and where he thinks your daughter is? josh and i haven't spoken since he talked to me on tuesday and told me that his -- that susan was missing and i haven't heard anything other than what he said on the news. so i don't - on we can't speculate at this time. we don't want to render opinions until the investigation is complete. yeah, we are here to find susan. >> absolutely and i understand obviously you being cautious. your son in law josh said he took the boys camping over the weekend and the temperatures had dipped in the teen in utah you in >>eekend, is does that t going camping on the spur of the moment is not unusual but given the weather conditions and everything, yeah, that sowns like something i would like to know more about. but haven't had a chance to speak with josh . i haven't nothing to disprove that or reason to at this point. and josh said he took the boys camping but he left her at home. she was last seen sleeping in their bed. tell us about your daughter. we know that people found her purse, cell phone and car behind. does that sound typical. >> no, she would not leave her cell phone or purse behind. he wouldn't leave - she wouldn't leave without her children. >> do you know what her relationship was like with their husband. >> my last contact with my daughter they were not having any issues. >> i know you said you haven't talked to josh since tuesday. have you tried to call him in >> no, i haven't tried to call him. i have been busy with trying to get facts and talk to the police that are investigating the case. mainly my focus is on helping to find susan. >> by the way, mr. cox we are showing pictures of susan and hopefully someone would have seen her and know what is happening to her. the police are calling the entire thing suspicious. they have tried to verify your son in law's story. they couldn't verify because snow had covered the spot where josh said he took the children. when do you think josh will come out and give me details? >> i don't know. that is something that josh could answer. >> are you comfortable that the police are doing everything they can to find your daughter now? >> absolutely. >> mr. cox, thank you for joining us with the information you have . hopefully from all of the pictures you are showing there is a break in the case somehow. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and new polls show if the tea party was an official political movement, more people would vote for a tea party candidate than the republican. sarah palin made a surprise tv appearance. why she showed up on the tonight show taking shots at william shatner . dave takes on an unconventional hockey player. >> it is a good cause and no, i am not taking on this guy. he is a former jersey devil's star and here to tell you how a you can help a family who lost their husband . and i there we g. >> welcome back to "fox and friends". clayton morris . i am dave brigs and she's alyson camerota. >> and working to close a loop hope in the senate health care bill that allows insurer to cap pay ows thothose who need it most. like cancer and heart patients. how did this loop hole get open in the first place. >> it was put in behind closed doors as a cost saving major. but it looks like it will be closed. but as it is written right now insurance companies can tap a dollar amount as hong as it was not unreasonablable. >> but the american cancer society expressed concern that a vague unreasonable standard would leave people with cancer at risk of having their care cut off when they need it most. >> it was put in behind closed doors. we don't know who put it in there. you need limits to prevent premiums from sky rocketing for all americans. insurance is there to protect people from catastropic illness. they spoke to the whoit white and senior staff and feel confident that the loop hole will be closed. top number cruncher for medicare and medicaid services said yesterday national health spending would is go up under the senate health health bill and not down. the center from 20-10 and 2019 it would push the cost up more than current law . senate majority leader hare reid said his bill would extend the medicare trust fund for nine years so it would not run out of money until 2026. back to you. and let's talk sarah palin on the going rogue book tour. no one expected her to show up on the tonight show randomly. william shatener like to go on the tonight show and reads exes and it is funny. show surprised him during the reading last night. take a look. >> i always remind me from outside of our state that there is plenty of room for all alaska animal like next to the mashed potatoes. one here and stalking sheep i disappear. >> very beatnik. >> and here she appears. she had a surprise appearance on the tonight show and surprised william shat theretener. he looked dumb struck. >> she read from his book. >> i attended my first star trek convention in november 1975 and the money they offered me do i dare? yes, i do. out of this world. my whole being resonated with incredible feeling that i was going to go visit with an elephant on a stairless moon lit night in afri caand visit that elephant in my underwear. >> wasn't she having fun though. she's been the target of the media and all of these satires, it is nice to mix it up a bit. >> she was on saturday night live after they made fun of her and it was a funny rap >> about the moose >> you mention the ebook is coming out soon. >> kindle edition and the sales are through the roof for her. kindle editionmented to roll back the hard back and then the nine dollar kinnle edition. >> december 26th. one day late. purchase the book for crist and then after. >> we are on to them though. >> let me tell you what the headlines are. president obama said he didn't run for office to help out fat cat bankers. he puts much of the blame on financial institutions. >> due to the irresponsibility of large financial institutions on wall streets that gambled on risky loans and seeking short term profit little bonus with little regard for long-term bonus. >> he believes that somes paid back all of the bailout funds in order to escape government controls. and nearly 300 illegal immigrants are detained by federal agencies. they were rounded up in california, nearly 80 percent of them had convictions or serious or violent crime. >> custom enforcement agencies said it was the largest aimed with crim thal records ever. >> a florida prosecutor tried to explain in court why a mother charged with the killing of a two year old daughter should be eligible for the death penalty. they suggested that her daughter was drug and suffocated. with no case of death the case didn't doesn't meat the death penalty standard. >> and preventing breast cancer is accorded to a study present by the breast cancer symposum. they were one-third less leakly to develop breast cancer in seven years. they are optmistic about the study. they say more information is needed before prescribing these across the board. thodes are your headlines. and go to dominica davis who is in this morning for a party. he preps all week long making cookies . >> or maybe he is yust sick. >> he's not sick. making cookies. i think he's up. i just talked to him. he's a baker. and down to the south we have soggy conditions this morning and cool air . temperatures are in the 30s running about 7-10 degrees below normal and down south it is cold. this system will slide off north and east and that will break down the high pressure we will see from the midatlantic and northeast. one-three inches of rain for the gulf states. atlanta will get in on the rain definitely by lunchtime looking at soggy conditions. out west, we have snow coming down, but we are going to be looking at a system moving in and we have winter weather watches and warningings up for tonight and here is a look at weekend snowfall accumulation. some of the highest in the high sierras. we could have two feet of snow and otherwise looking at 3-six inches of snow by sunday as that system moves through. especially up north. 34 degrees in chicago land it is icy just about everywhere . 28 in minneapolis . current wind chill in the single digits. another day to bundle up, guys . >> thank you, so much, dominica we are here with special guests. former nhl star. you can help out an officer's family. you lost your son and your husband in the line of duty. officer killed in the line of duty. you want to help out the children and send them to college. what happened you lost your husband in the line of duty and you wanted to do something and wanted to raise money for the kid toz go to college. you went out looking for help. tell us what you found in the form of the new jersey devils. >> sargient scott put everything together. he knew mark loved hockey and wanted to do a benefit to raise money for our children's scholarship fund. he contacted the devils and they offered the big ice . they offered the stadium and it was a wonderful organization. >> they offered ice, mary and offered former new jersey devils to play the police officers. tell us about this event and tell us about a game that is going to hampt >> first of all, the new jersey devil organization is proud to help out the family and the officer who was killed in the line of duty. we are proud to be a key part of it and our owner when he heard about it through scott, who is the main brain job of getting this signature and raising money for the family, we were all on board and certainly he is so proud of this. money goes to the children of the denardo family. >> you planned this event. you followed ken when he was a hockey player. he not the most passive of hockey players. i can remember more than a few fights. what if he gets you to find with the police officers. that can be bad for ken. >> we have guys prepared in the locker room. on the ice . we are going to play great hockey game. that's all. >> mary, they want ken to take shots on me, is this a good idea? >> i rather see a body check. and there is no way. i have a better idea. my co-host clayton. steel toed shoes. >> i feel better. zero for two . cream cheese. >> what is the website or address . >> denardo hockey.com. >> you can help out the denarrow pam fam who lost the police officer in the line of duty. what is coming up. >> dave running around the halls. they are going to shoot a hockey put at my head. i said what about a baggle. - bagel. >> that was great, dave. >> the height white house could let the epa control cap and trade. it is called cap and tax. if the agency can go around congress who is speaking for voters. >> i see huckabee here. >> people may soon be able to carry gunos amtrak trains . could that help terrorist? wow, is this... fiber one honey clusters? yes. but it can't have... can't have about half a day's worth of fiber? i assure you it does. i can only taste... only taste the crunchy clusters, honey, and brown sugar. no madam, i don't have esp. (announcer) fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. >> there is a new reason to encourage your kid to exercise. it can boost their brains and their bodies . researchers found that cardio as a teenager can lead to higher scoros intelligence tests. more education and higher income as an adult. >> little late for us. and good news for guys. two new studies found common substances found in coffee and pop as in beer may lower the risk of prostate cancer. if you have trobal remembering them try grape juice. it can reverse memory loss. go to our website. clay top is is helping his chances of not getting cancer. >> it is a conference in copenhagen. we have live pictures of protest unfolding there already. the president is about to venture there next week. back here in the united states. the white house is putting pressure on congress to pass cap and trade. the administration is warning congress they will give the environmental protection agency control over regulating. can the epa circumvent congress. we are joined by governor mike huckabee. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. this thing stalled. this stalled and it did pass the house in >> obama administration said if you don't pass it i will turn it over to the epa who will make it harsher. what does that mean for americans. it doesn't affect them. it affects me. if you use electricity or natural gas or exhale it will affect you because what it will do is now regulate co2 . if you breathe out that is co2. now we have a government agency said it is unhealthy to exhale. >> but to be fair, the supreme court gave the epa ability to regulate co2 . there is a history back in the clinton administration and beyond of the epa regulating this is not just obama administration. >> you can't blame obama specifically. you can blame the epa. they have a long history of overreach and ignoring what ever administration they were working with and doing what they wanted to do. i would use the term a rogue agency, not really accountable to anybody. unlected administrator who is at the mercy of the bureaucrat that is work there and no legislative type of authority that gives them the specific qualities but given them broad regulatory pures and they use it in a heavy way . >> you think nixon saw it . it was a republican president who put this in place and name protection agency in the title. shouldn't it be up to them to tell us how we need to be protected? >> in an ideal world the way the government agency work to implement policy and not create it what our founders had in mind, the government represented people and not interests. if you have an agency that is not so much attuned to what the people of the country want but what the bureaucracy tabes to be right and you can't fire them or unelect them, that's the problem. our system is based on checks and balances and so there is a way to reign in the power. >> i assume the senators would like that . the governor is going to stick around with us. new polls show if a tea party was an official political movement, more people would vote for tea party candidate than a republican. >> tiger woods drops a bomb with the announcement that he is taking a break from golf. how his sponsors are taking the news, coming up. >> will the tea movement taking america by a storm. gnaw are looking toward the 20 12 election for president. the tea party movement is a great thing and i'm thrilled that people are getting involved in politics, speaking out and that's been positive. if that develops into a third party, it's going to only empower the democratic party. what happens when third parties arise it typically empowers the party that you like the least because if you republican party is split between new tea party independent and traditional republican, you have further diluted what it is. if the tea party movement really wants to change america, change the republican party, do it from within. >> is this more about the short-term? 2010 could work getting a few in the house, but as for 2012, a presidential candidate, like you said, if you're fractured you have no chance. >> you have no chance. in 1992 the reason bill clinton was elected he got 39% of the vote. ways elected-- exhaust me 43% of the vote. he was not elected because he had a majority. he was elected because ross perot spoiled the race. al gore lost because of the presence of ralph nader. third party candidates tend to hurt the person they're closest to. >> in 1912, theodore roosevelt. >> you think i was there. >> if you remember, theodore roosevelt the bull moose party, fractured from the republicans, tried to form the bull moose party. he was a beloved and if he couldn't do it, republicans got really hurt by that. >> the reason the third parties doesn't work, they don't have the infrastructure and unless you have a couple billion dollars laying around, most of us don't, people forget about it's the candidate, the infrastructure of counties, organizations, the ability to have election all the way down to the precinct level, that's very difficult. ross perot calm about as close as i've seen in my lifetime, he had a gazillion dollars, but even his money wasn't able to develop the infrastructure that parties have been working on for 150 years. >> who do you have on the show. andy williams, who is going to be crooning our ways into our hearts with "moon river", a wonderful story, great, great, insight and a close friend of bobby kennedy's and you'll find that interesting. and cliffy. >> great idea what do with unemployment. and anyone who works with his hands is going to love this segment, it's very interesting, i haven't heard anyone else talk about it and i'm excited to have john ratingberger to talk about something not cheers and beers, but something of either. >> thanks for coming on and talking about the tea, tea party and next time keg-- >> and we'll talk about it in the hall. >> thanks, coming up there's been a spike in care cases involving u.s. citizens. do authorities need to change the way they look for home grown radicals, a fair and honest debate. >> and congress is going to work to pass a huge spending bill, but how much pork is in the house's new 1 trillion dollar bill? minority leader john boehner wheeling out the evidence saying it's full of earmarks, all that politicians said that they would crack down on. ♪ in a white horse open sleigh ♪ >> good morning everyone. it's saturday, december 12th, what's happening at this hour, a utah mother who mysteriously disappeared. her father thinks something is wrong and he wants some answers. you can hear him in his own words this morning. >> a shocking announcement from tiger woods. he says he's taking a break from golf. what else tiger has to say coming up. >> and passengers now allowed to bring guns on amtrak trains. no big deal or a big invitation for terrorism. we'll debate that coming up. our slogan comes from linda in johnstown, new york, "fox & friends" you are the best, heads and tails. >> tails. >> with us unheads and tail above the rest. >> it's "fox & friends" the salahis crashed our christmas party, that's for real, we'll show you the picture of the salahi's arrival among other ip crim nating christmas party photos. >> it starts like one in the afternoon and everyone is, you know, generally like this with conversation and by the end of the night, it's like loud. >> yeah, yeah. >> pretty accurate. forgive us for the next hour, having it on friday doesn't help us. >> the rest of the team is taking a break. >> meantime, tell you what the headlines are. the five americans arrested in pakistan are now in a facility for terrorist suspects according to intelligence officials. an an official says they could gather evidence that could lead to conspiracy charges. the five to the d.c. area, to be deported back to the u.s. >> the cia ended a contract with a company formerly known as blackwater security. the agency says cia director pa netta canceled the contract earlier this year, after reports that the role of private contractor has been expanded to involvement in raids and paramilitary operations in afghanistan, iraq and pakistan. a fox news alert for you now, because police this morning are calling the disappearance after utah mom suspicious. the west valley city police say they do not know where 28-year-old susan powell is this morning or whether she had tried to contact anyone. powell failed to show up at her job on monday and authorities say that her purse, her cell phone and her car were all left behind in her home. her father, chuck, joined us earlier by phone to talk about his daughter. >> she would never, she'd never leave her purse, her cell phone behind or her phone and she wouldn't leave the house without her children. >> another strange detail, officials say that her husband josh was also missing from work on monday after a supposed camping trip with the couple's two and four-year-old sons. a lot of questions this morning. president obama's pay czar expand a paydown on pay packages at four companies rescued with taxpayer money. kenneth feinberg now limiting most cash salaries at $500,000 of second tier employees of top earners at those companies. this, as the president once again takes aim at wall street in his weekly internet address. the president puts much of the blame of the economic crisis squarely on financial institutions. >> it was due to the irresponsibility of large financial institutions on wall street that gambled on risky loans and complex financial products, seeking short-term profits and big bonuses with little regard for long-term consequences. >> the president also says he sees positive signs that the economy is on its way to a recovery. on that brighter note, we will end your headlines for this hour. >> and we'll turn now to the water cooler story of the weekend lapse of the last month. heck, who knows till the end of the year. tiger woods, two weeks after the accident in which he hit the fire hydrant and the tree and we're almost at one mistress per day since that announcement. now, an announcement on friday night taking a page out of the political play book, he's stepping away from the game of golf. >> kind of looks like an advent calendar. >> open each door before christmas. >> on his website coming out with this statement saying i'm deeply aware of the disappointment and hurt the infidelity caused, and first time he admitted to it, caused most of all my wife and children. after much soul searching i've decide today take an indefinite break on the game of golf, i need to focus my attention on being a better husband, father and person. >> on the wires, elin, his wife there, rumored to have bought a multi-million dollar home in sweden, since the news of her husband's infidelity it's been confirmed yes in fact she has. no word what the future is for the couple obviously because i guess they don't even know what the future is. let me show you something i've found fascinating about this photo and all the photos. in every photo i'm not kidding, i've not seen an exception. she is staring adoringly looking away. expressionless or looking away. she seems if you can read photos for any sort of clues into their marriage, well, these ones aren't as good, there are many she's looking at him with a lot of enthusiasm and he's off in space. now we're not showing them. >> you're speaking-- >> showing the ones, this is the best one where she's looking at him ands' looking away, but there are many, i've seen dozens like this. >> let's talk about some of the endorsements. >> you are analyzing. >> i'm curious about their marriage because these other relationships went on for so many years with him. >> quickly before we get to the endorsements, that house in sweden shall the reports are that they're both going to move there. it's a house only accessible by water. should give them some privacy. they've also reported that his yacht, named privacy, has had a lot of activity and there may be-- they may be going aboard that yacht for number of weeks as well. back into the endorsements now because you see a lot of the photos he's wearing nike gear and nike saying they're going to stand by their man and gator 'd and gillette held secrets meetings were woods and whether or not they're going to stay with them. and accenture removed images of woods from the website. and the real estate deal he was fronting and a lot of celebrities will come out and i remember ponch from chips, getting him to buy real estate deals in florida and celebrities pulled together to do that. tiger also jumped on one for north carolina. >> yeah, it was rather odd. it was a golf residential complex, very high end and tiger woods designed course and he was pitching it as a great place to be with your wife, to be with your kids and talks about how his priorities really changed once he got married and had kids. that one you might figure will be dropped. at&t says they are currently evaluating their relationship. you mentioned gatorade, they dropped their tiger woods beverage. so stay tuned to that story. >> let's talk about what's happening in the senate this morning. we said in a rare saturday session for congress to be getting together. >> we say that every weekend. >> appears it's another rare saturday session this time not been democrats pushing the health care bill, this time the minority republicans trying to get this omnibus spending bill done because all of the annual spending bills have come up and they need this thing done. wait a second we've been working on health care, we've a budget it pass here. >> questioned the house passed 447 billion dollar spending bill, this morning it's up to the senate in half an hour they'll take it up, but apparently filled with pork. let's take a look at some of the items that have been stuffed into that spending bill. $30,000 for woodstock film festival youth initiative. $200,000 for the washington national opera. $700,000 for shrimp fishing project. >> they need that. >> you can argue that some of the jobs created by all of these or preserved and we do need things like opera not necessarily this year. >> what's the food prize hall. >> i don't know. >> never been there. >> why we need that. >> most of those are democrats, but thr some, plenty of republican pork in this bill, including two mississippi republicans who have 8 million dollars for four rural airports. two of those airports get less than 100 passengers a day. that is pork, bipartisan pork. >> yes, obviously, the no one party has cornered the market on ridiculous spending, but what this shows is that while the culture in the rest of the country has changed, people have tightened their belts, christmas spending is not what it used to be. families are unemployed, the culture in congress has not changed in terms of spending. >> you bring up a great point and the final thought on this, every year with this budget they like allow like a 4 or 7% increase in the budgets, right. it's sort of built in and they never take into account what's going on in the economy at the time. it's just always built in so we need to add these things and thrown at the last minute and people want to get home to the holidays and back home to the districts and want to pass these things. >> there's a 12% in government spending this year. >> good, because we've all, i'm sure all of our viewers out there right now they've all got a big 12% increase this year from their jobs and employers, so congress is just following suit i imagine. >> and we of course are frugal at the "fox & friends" christmas party on friday, just on friday afternoon and we do have a few pics to share with you, they don't need to see us anymore, although it's us in a casual format. you look exactly the same. >> i haven't aged at all in the past 12 hours. >> love our producers there. >> here him with the evil elf, he operates the prompter, if i ever stumble over words-- >> and what is that. >> looking at the plate of food. >> the elin relationship. >> and aly devouring a chicken if you thinker. >> i like the person in the back alarmed by the eating habits and there is chris white and aj, this may have been later in the party. >> and that's another evil elf. what went on dave, you began fighting, with moral. >> and i love the holiday music, perfect for this photo. >> and this relationship with the produce r terry fox, she will produce tomorrow, that was over chicken wings. >> and joel and anthony or as i like to call them-- >> and look at this. >> the saha had is, a special surprise appearance by the salahis, look at them. >> carrying subpoenas in their hand and eric of course now works for the fox business network and they-- were they invited. >> they dressed up as the saha had is. >> they were crashing. >> and does not deserve applause. >> this is our audio guy who is adding applause, look, you know, salahis are seen with everybody, as you know, brian kilmeade seen with-- >> so attractive. >> no photos of doocy or gretchen, they must have gotten rid of the photos. >> gretchen got there, it was still noon when she got there and left. >> yeah, she sneaks in and out. >> i've got to get home and watch my stories. >> coming up on the show, the number of terror cases linked to the u.s. citizens is growing. are authorities doing enough to fight extremism here at home? that's next. >> then watch this, not one, but two drunk drivers get into a major accident. what happened when the police arrived? >> get out of the car, as long as you're okay to move. (announcer) dry itchy skin needs a lotion that does more. look for the healing seal. gold bond medicated lotion. stop itching. start healing. >> welcome back here to "fox & friends." 15 minutes now past the hour. five americans arrested in pakistan are now at a facility for terrorist suspects in the eastern city. and american officials say that fbi agents questioned some of the men as they try to gather evidence that could lead to conspiracy charges against them. the latest in the case involving u.s. citizens. do we need to change the way we look for u.s. home grown radicals? author of "why you're wrong about the right". great to see you both. >> hi. >> the obama administration asserted that a domestic threat is emanating mostly from americans who are travelling overseas and being trained or radicalized in that way. does the obama administration have this right? are they correct where this home grown terrorism is coming from? >> i think the threat is everywhere. the threat is here, it's overseas, i was heartened by the president's speech in oz low he was beginning to get the idea that we need to recognize there's good and evil in the world, good is with us, evil is with them. but the threat is here, it's there, it's everywhere. we have to take the threat of islamic radicalism and terror as a serious threat to our well-being, wherever it may be, and i think that we need to continue to involve our policies. >> the other day, karl rove praised the president for his speech to oslo about terrorism. what does the president need to do here at home to make sure that this sort of thing doesn't happen. well, more speeches that happened would be job number one. enough soft language, that kind of really hawkish language i think was really good. it was bush-ion. it makes you wonder why we're considering bringing gitmo terrorists back home and were holder is going after the bush interrogation program instead of spending resources on looking forward and spending resources at home and why we're trying terrorists as common criminals here, this is the time to be looking at our policies and strengthening them, not softening them. >> let's dive in, more specific. a lot of concerns about the patriot act when it was passed, a lot by republicans, invasion of privacy. a lot of the thought though from the obama administration is perhaps that the home grown terrorists are being trained over the internet, radicalized by having connections to the middle east in some capacity. how far do we need to go to make sure we're not, you know, vad invading people's privacy. >> it's a balancing act and getting it right is the challenge and agree on the need for a bipartisan approach to fighting what is a threat to all of us. and the new york city police right here have people all over the middle east. commissioner kelly understands that this is a worldwide problem where the internet is critical, but we need human assets. so, ultimately, this isn't about politics, and it's not about pointing the finger, it's about stopping rod callism, fundamentalism and terror here and everywhere. >> how should the obama administration define the war on terror, they didn't want to call it the war on terror. if we have home grown terrorists, how do we define this. >> people like to suggest the language doesn't matter. it does, it matters to our enemies, it matters to our allies. calling terrorism or, you know, overseas contingency corporations, it's confusing and again, the kind of soft language that doesn't, it doesn't impress anyone. it doesn't square anyone, that it should scare. and it doesn't comfort anyone at home. >> a bipartisan commission, are you on board with doug? >> well, sure, you're right this isn't about politics, but at the same time, you know, it gets political sometimes. >> shouldn't. >> well, when we're talking about the bush administration and what they do. >> you were not me. >> a few years ago, that's politics, that doesn't make sense. >> we've got to deal with the threat as it exists not play politics. >> today not then. >> i was trying to bring it together for the holidays, guys. soon people will be able to take guns on amtrak trains. could that put people in danger? we report, you decide. maybe you could buy a nice gun tote for christmas. want to boost your 401(k)? we've got five stock tips to get you there. >> a little guy giving advice to kids all over the world. the ten-year-old author how to talk to santa, and he's here to give his advice coming up. ♪ some people like to pretend... a flood could never happen to them... and that their homeowners insurance... protects them. it doesn't. stop pretending. it can happen to you. protect your home with flood insurance. call the number on your screen... for your free brochure. >> welcome back everybody, the house passes legislation that will allow guns in checked luggage on amtrak trains. so is this an open invitation for terrorists? paul is the president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence and larry pratt, the executive director of the gun owners of america. good morning to you, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> larry, let me start with you, members of the house homeland security committee are concerned that this makes us vulnerable to terrorists. you say we should not be so worried. why not? >> what makes us vulnerable to terrorists is the stuck on stupid gun-free zones that have turned into the mass murder zones of our country. every place we've had a mass murder has been a gun-free zone, including fort hood. all of this measure talks about is not really even enabling people to defend themselves, it simply says that in a locked bag they can carry their firearm the way they do on an airplane, what we really need to do is to pass concealed carry legislation that enables people to treat their concealed carry firearm like their driver's license, we don't have to get a new example every time we go into a new state with our driver's license and the same thing should be the case with our concealed carry permits. >> paul, needless to say this does concern you. tell us why. >> a number of concerns here. after 9/11, amtrak decided that our train system, our rail system might well be a terrorist target in in country and they changed the rules. after terrorists actually struck in train stations in madrid and then in mumbai, they make the rules more serious, they didn't want people to be able to put, checked firearms on to our trains. one of the main reasons being we don't have separate baggage compartments that are not available to the passengers like in airplanes. >> right. >> we don't have a place to check these like they're secure for our airports. i think only 30% of the amtrak stayings even have a separate area where you would check or pick up baggage. so, this is another opportunity for terrorists and since 9/11, just as we heard in the previous discussion, we ought to be concerned about doing these things. this bill passed with no hearings, this bill passed with amtrak opposed and with homeland security opposed and i think before we rush in and push more guns in more places like larry likes to do we ought to talk about what's actually going to make us safer and more secure. >> we're about out of time. i want to ask you about what paul said. the estimates are 30%, that's it, 30% of amtrak stations have the capacity it even check luggage. so isn't this a free pass to have a gun right by your side aboard an amtrak train? >> that already exists, what we should be doing is encouraging the law abiding to carry their guns with them. the criminals always have their guns no matter what the law. >> it's-- when we saw those police officers shot in washington, that wasn't a gun-free zone. more guns doesn't make us safer. we do need to look at the homeland security aspects here. >> let's disarm the police, too, is that your idea, paul? >> of course not, we need a strong police department. but when we come to guns, too often, too often people don't think about terror, you can be on the terrorist watch list and buy a gun in this country. that's how ridiculous-- >> without having been the-- >> you want to take people's rights away, good deal. >> it's a debate we'll have to leave right there. paul and larry pratt we appreciate you both being here from d.c. this morning. >> thank you both. >> all right, let's get to aly and clayton. listen to this, it looks like acorn will be getting millions of your dollars after all. why a federal judge ruled that cutting off funding to the groups is unconstitutional. >> take a look at this video, not one, but two drunk drivers colliding all caught on tape. we'll tell you what happened there and-- ♪ who let the dogs out . >> that's right, christmas going to the dogs. >> we've got the holiday gifts for your pooch. gifts your pooch will love. stick around. ♪ who let the dogs out >> welcome back everybody. my two co-hosts are cracking themselves up and they said to each other on their iphones during our show. >> it is not for a viewing audience. >> it's not. i'm alisyn camerota and clayton morris and dave briggs, we're recovering from the christmas party. this is a live look at the senate, this is in session right now, yes, don't adjust your calendars, it is saturday morning, they've been working many, many weekends and this morning-- they're working 13 straight days, alisyn. >> well, they're promising to look at a loophole in the senate health care bill that would allow insurers to cap benefits to those who need it most, like cancer and heart patients. caroline shively joins us from washington to tell us what's going on. tell us about the loophole. sure, it's reading right now. the senate bars insurance companies from putting lifetime limits on dollars and treatment. there's a cap in there as long as it's not quote, unreasonable. the administration foreclosures decides what is unreasonable. the loophole was apparently put in behind closed doors when the bills were merged. the thinking is you need the limits to prevent the premiums from skyrocketing for all americans. the national cancer society says that insurance is there to help people when they get catastrophic illnesses, they spoke to senior white house and congressional staff and now feel this confident this loophole will be closed. people with cancer are encouraged their concerns have been heard about a provision currently in the senate health care reform bill that could subject patience it a termination of coverage for critical care. that appears to be resolved. here is a problem that may have some staying power. for medicare and medicaid services said that yesterday national health spending would actually go ununder the health care bill. the senator said from 2010 to 2019 the bill would push the cost up by 234 billion dollars more than under current law and senate majority leader harry reid says the same report would extend the medicare interests fund by nine years. dave, alisyn and clayton, back to you. my head is spinning, caroline. >> for all of you, sorry, dave, who cheered when the house of representatives took federal funding away from acorn after those surreptitious videos were reviewed. >> the pimps and the prostitutes. >> you'll recognize these. >> today you'll have something not to cheer about. >> you might be booing about this. it turns out acorn gets to keep all that federal money, federal judge ruled that it's unconstitutional when the house barred acorn from receiving federal money. here is a quote from the judge, they have been singled out by congress for punishment that directly and immediately affects their ability to continue to obtain federal funding. in the absence of an administration process adjudicating guilt. >> and the process is the contracts had been written, they were contracts in process and the contracts then need to be honored and bertha lewis of course the head of acorn had this to say. today's ruling is a victory for the constitutional rights for all americans and for the citizens who work through acorn to improve their communities and promote responsible lending and home ownership. >> basically they said that congress is not able to act as judge. jury and executioner because of separation of powers. congress can't just decide this without a trial. without acorn ever being fully adjudicated so they overstepped their bounds which means that federal dollars will still now go to acorn. >> currently, i'm just curious about the future. currently the contracts with congress, are they going to forget these things come up for vote. we'll see. >> there are lots of investigations in various states going on about acorn, start with a fox news alert. you're looking at new video of thousands of people protesting in the streets of copenhagen: copenhagen of course the site of the climate summit. protest the ordinanced around the world for a fair and binding new global deal to tackle climate change and the protests are timed to mark the halfway point of the climate summit. and another fox news alert. a senior al-qaeda operations planner has been killed in an american drone missile strike in pakistan according to u.s. counter terrorist officials. he is suspected of being involved in plotting attacks against the u.s. and europe. another developing story this morning is in iran, iran is now signaling that it will go long with the u.n. proposal to swap a 2600 pounds of its enriched uranium from nuclear fuel rods that's according to the country's foreign minister, but he adds the country will stick to its own timetable and the u.s. and allies are unlikely to accept a long drawnout exchange in stages. officials say it will allow iran too much time to enrich uranium inside the country and to possibly build a weapon. ford is teaming up with virginia tech to improve vehicle safety for pregnant women. the two are working to develop a computer model for pregnant woman for crash test simulation. the model could help safety instructors how it better impacts pregnant women and their fetuses. more than 300 unborn babies are killed in car crashes every year. two suspected drunk drivers collide on a freeway near los angeles, it's all caught on videotape. this started when one driver got into an accident and the huge impact left that car sitting duck in the middle after busy freeway. that's when the second suspected drunk driver slammed into the first car. one of the three people inside the cars was hurt and taken to the hospital. the two drivers, a man and woman were booked for driving under the influence. while whitney houston and britney spears are teammates. at my alma mater. britney spears and whitney houston on the same team, it's not back to school. it's the real thing, whitney houston is a lightning quick guard and britney spears is toxic in the paint at forward. both were born in 1988, three years after the whitney released her first album. so, again, britney spears and whitney houston playing basketball together. >> huh? >> these are their names, these aren't the real celebrities. >> well, it's university of colorado, it's good. >> glad you cleared that up. >> tonight the heisman trophy is handed out. we should have the winner on this program. >> and this, every year i have-- we have a dog in the studio. >> no, that's dave our floor director. >> every year and specifically the end of a decade we like to wax poetic and wax nostalgic and we'll explain that coming up in a bit. about the things that unfolded over the past year or past ten years so billboard magazine rolled out the top ten best number one, one-hit wonders of all time. >> in the past decade. >> the top one hit wonders of the past decade. you know it well. this isn't it ♪ >> that's not number one ♪ you have a bad day listen to it. >> and she was from american idol, they played it when you're voted off, daniel pow ter's "have a bad day. now why the dogs are park barking, my favorite one-hit wonder of the decade lone lone lean back, lean back ♪ . >> that's not it. >> my number one hit of the decade ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ that's perfect, right? >> that's such a good one-hit wonder. >> lean back. >> number three "butterfly by crazy town". >> number four ♪ come my baby, my pretty baby ♪ . >> and number four, "this is why i'm hot". that's the name of the song and number five your favorite. >> my absolutely favorite, meaning worst song i've heard "laffey taffy ♪ listen to this ♪ >> that's poetic. aly. >> my favorite one-hit wonder, macy's's "i tried", a very good tune. >> that is great. >> and her hair. >> number 22, but that was my favorite. yours? >> mine was actually a good song, probably only the good song, abouted days by bar clay "crazy", and let's listen to that. >> love it ♪ crazy . >> that's a good tune. i like that one. they put out an album last year, didn't do so hot. >> let's see if domenica davis has a favorite one-hit wonder of the decade. >> i don't know, it's too cold. i don't think. >> no, i don't know that song. >> guys, is there a song called "shhh 'cause it's cold out here" we need the people in the background, i want to show them. they're freezing so they should be able to do it on tv. they were so nice to come out and stand behind me, we have cold temperatures, but necessary what where it's not cold in florida, clearwater, florida, a temperature of 68 degrees, that's not the case here. we saw the current whchs and there's clearwater, oh, those lucky dogs down there. looks beautiful. that's the place to be, guys, shouldn't be in new york, should be in florida. florida, florida. there's a current look at the wind chills, minneapolis, feels like 12 in chicago. the cold air stays up to the north and even cold to the south and memphis current wind chill 32 and that's around the actual air temperature and advance it one more time and the radar, on to the south it's going to be sliding up to the north over the next 24 hours, if you go to the next graphic push the 24 hour future cast and you can see that rain will move up into the mid atlantic and then eventually it will push into the new york area and up through new england by late on sunday. there you go. there's that rain moving up. so, that's the latest from here, guys, have a great morning. >> thank you so much domenica. i know we will he get you inside and get you warm. wondering what to get your furry friends this holiday season or their owners? we've got great suggestions for you this morning. >> host of pet talk, a syndicated radio show and best selling dog talk. harrison is joined by jean and puppy chase, i hope i said that right and lauren with her dog spanks. hey, spanks, what's up? >> and for spanks and chase, what have we got. i saw you getting your checkbook out. 3.2 million dollar diamond dog collar. >> perfect. >> from i love dogs.com and this is a bargain one at $150,000 right here. >> this is the bargain. >> 3.2 million dollars? >> yeah, this came with supervision and body guards today. >> so, this is like the victoria secret million dollars wonder bra. >> we'll never see, i don't know what you're talking about. >> this is a zoomback collar. >> there's a viral video with a deer with a collar on it. if you have a dog or cat that escapes, you can set it so it alerts you if you're outside of there and go on the computer and pull it up and shows a map exactly where your dog is. >> that's great, that's brilliant. i want one for my child. >> and they actually make a child version, so. >> great. >> it doesn't go around the neck. >> no, a pouch for the kids. >> and this towel. >> you know, when your dog gets wet or comes in from the outside and you try and brush him off with a towel you can't get it all in one shot and they're not going to stand there and walk around with a towel on. this is just kind of-- chase has this on here. it fits around the waist and fitted comes in different sizes and keeps the smell down and let them run around just the action of them running helps to dry them off. >> we're going to show you more of the great toys and tips in the after the show show. so stick around. we have more coming up on the show. >> meanwhile, you want to beef up your 401(k), you don't know how. we're going to have the best five stock picks for you coming right up. >> and he's ten years old and already authored four books. alec griffin is here to talk about the latest one "how to talk to santa" thanks for coming spanks. we appreciate it. >> and what are we going to hook spanks up with. >> the collar. remember that one gift? the one we wrote letters asking for. and finished all our vegetables for. bass pro shops has great deals on great gifts, like redhead long sleeved chamois shirts for only $19.94. and the wildgame innovations scouting camera for only $79.94. >> it's 44 minutes past the hour. here are quick headlines and we start with a fox news alert for you. because there's new video just into the fox news room, believed to be from american al-qaeda spokesman adam gadahn, he's denying the militant organization was behind a series of bombings in pakistan that killed hundreds of civilians that began in october. and called a terrorist organization. gadahn says the extremist network is framed by the u.s. and pakistani intelligence services and facebook announces new privacy rules. the social networking site has a new set of options for your account. so if you don't change them, some of your information can be found now in a google search. if air not sure how to protect your information on facebook go fox and friends.com where clayton will give you a step by step video instruction. >> thank you, good tips. >> there's a video on there she walks you through it. if you noticed recently 401(k) taken a hit. i know a lot of people suffered through this, texts from my mom all the time. we'll show you how to get a boost. nicole petallides is here and picks for 2010. >> nice to see you. >> so many folks are concerned about the 401(k)'s losing so much. >> they are, they are. when we were down in march and nobody wanted to open the envelope, right? you got this, you know, you don't want to open it to see the losses and obviously, we're looking at a much better year, one of the best year's had since 2003. so, certainly up to this point, we're doing okay, now we've turned it around, but what about if the stock market pulls back? so what i did, i went around in the new york stock exchange and talked to some of the folks who own the firms there, are member firms within the new york stock exchange and asked them what would you invest in that would really be somewhat foolproof, but something that you think will grow? and this is what they said. >> yeah, give us the goods. >> all right, here you go. . >> get a pencil out. >> get your pencils out. these come from the pros and they've been on the floor so many years. the financial sector fund xlf, something that jason weisberg of seaport securities, it's good for fawned of individual stocks. goldman sachs up nearly 100% and citigroup down 40%. >> and those are all in that fund? >> exactly. >> so shall the xlf, the financial sector fund, within it are 83 companies. >> okay. >> you know what i mean? you get to be diversified within that area. >> and also, utilities, right, let's get on that one, utilities, this came from richard christen cuttone and company. utilities companies, you have need electricity. recession proof, exactly, totally and then there's natural gas. these things seem so boring, don't they? i know, boring. >> but-- >> but they're important, you need to explore, you need to develop, get these out there so this one was a good one as well and then you have the health care pick, which is a thermal fisher skiff this came from jeffrey stuart at stuart frankel and the last one, dividends and cash flow, verizon and so this came from meridian equity partners, dan hutchinson talking about the fact that in a world of telecom businesses, personal life, everybody needs these types of things and they pay dividends so that's a great way to get involved as well. >> and consumer reports last week coming out with their picks for best telecomes and verizon through the roof in customer service across the board. a smart pick there. >> quickly, i wanted to add you can pick stocks that are high beta if you've got a dip-- >> which means? >> if the market moves up a little bit they move up a lot. okay so they're going to move up even more so and i was talking with dan hutchinson of meridian equity partners, on a dip these are names we know. tiffany, apple, schlumberger, oil services and goldman and morn stanley. tiffany, apple, schlumberger and goldman and morgan stanley. buy on the dip and when the markets move up. they will also. >> nicole petallides. >> we'll be right back. cost of freedom coming up. rrrr >> he's only ten years old and in the fifth grade, but written four how-to books, including how to talk to santa. new york times best selling author alec graven is here with advice on st. nick. alec, welcome to "fox & friends." >> hi. >> this book "how to talk to exactly" is a follow-up to the big hit, how to talk to girls. is there a similarity talking to santa and girls? >> you have to be casual and also be nice and also, you have to like-- you have to be prepared. >> good. you're going to get all kids out here prepared for how to talk to santa. the first thing you is say, an interesting equation in terms of how much of the year you have to be nice and how much you can be naughty, what's your formula for this? >> well, i say you have to-- and if you're nice more than 75% of the time, you're probably going to end up on santa's nice list. if not, you have a good chance of being maybe on his naughty list. >> that's doable. you know, if you can be naughty 25% of the year and still get prints, that's doable. being nice, let's talk about what you say are important factors there. define being nice. what do you have to do? >> you, i call it the wba, and that's without being asked. because parents aren't going it be that happy if they have to ask you to do everything. like, go clean your room, go do the dishes, but if you like do laundry and you clean your room and you do your chores and you'll do all that stuff without being asked, that's what's going to make the parents report you to santa in a good way. >> i hope my kids are listening right now. meanwhile, you say don't try and catch santa on christmas eve or christmas morning. isn't that part of the fun? >> well, it's actually-- it could not end up part of the fun because there's a 9.999999999 chance that you will not catch santa. and santa won't come if you're out of bed. so, santa's like, he has to get on to other houses so he might as well just say, okay, they're out of bed i'm just going to go to the next house. >> give us the drill on christmas morning, all kids are itching to get out bed. what do you suggest? >> well, i would say if you like try your best to like wait until like 6 or 7 a.m. so that you don't have that cranky of parents, if you have cranky parents, it kind of-- the fun is kind of taken out of christmas morning. >> i'm familiar with that. >> or sending the youngest one to test the waters and come up and pat daddy's head and-- >> it sounds like you're speaking from experience? have you sent your little sister to make sure the parents get up? >> we do that every year and i have ten years of experience. >> thank you, alec. "how to talk to santa" we'll be right back with your favorite one-hit wonders.

Related Keywords

West Valley City ,Utah ,United States ,Montana ,Alaska ,Madrid ,Spain ,California ,Fort Hood ,Texas ,Washington ,District Of Columbia ,Mumbai ,Maharashtra ,India ,Iowa ,Jersey ,Chicago ,Illinois ,New York ,Copenhagen ,Køavn ,Denmark ,North Carolina ,Iran ,Afghanistan ,Capitol Hill ,Florida ,Georgia ,Virginia ,United Arab Emirates ,Dominica ,Oregon ,Mississippi ,Pakistan ,United Kingdom ,Iraq ,New Jersey ,New State ,Colorado ,Clearwater ,Sweden ,Houston ,Oslo ,Norway ,Somalia ,Italy ,Italian ,Americans ,America ,Pakistani ,Britain ,British ,Gulf States ,American ,Inge Dee ,Theodore Roosevelt ,William Shatner ,Ralph Peters ,Chuck Cox ,Caroline Shively ,Jason Weisberg ,Adam Gadahn ,Andy Williams ,Josey Brooklyn ,Dan Hutchinson ,Al Qaeda ,John Boehner ,Larry Pratt ,Al Gore ,Sean Hannity ,Bobby Kennedy ,Alec Griffin ,John Mccain ,Ralph Nader ,Kenneth Feinberg ,Susan Powell ,Dave Briggs ,Nick Jon ,Los Angeles ,Clayton Morris ,Tareq Salahi ,Harry Reid ,Mike Huckabee ,Ross Perot ,Sarah Palin ,Greg Norman ,Terry Fox ,Clayton Dave ,Ted Poe ,Michael Mulligan ,Stuart Frankel ,