able to do it anonymously. depends which state you re in. if you re in the state of illinois you have to go public when you win. we ll find out who these folks are. get a little it about their story and share that with you a little later in this hour. rick: but first, the secret service prostitution scandal getting even uglier. some are asking if our national security was compromised? and mitt romney now weighing in saying what he would do if he were in the white house. another scandal keeps snowballing. looks like family members of those gsa workers also got a few perks on our dime. rick: and in the face of painful gas prices at the pump the president taking on oil speculators proposing new regulations, doing that live on this show yesterday. will it really help consumers or is it all just politics? a fair and balanced debate. it is all happening now. rick: glad you re with us,
story and certainly a lot of details to come, dominic. we talk about fallen fighters or insurgents that these troops are apparently asked to go investigate their deaths. often times when soldiers are asked to vet they re required by the military to take photos of the same people that were trying to kill them. so there is some speculation about what was going on inside the unit. allegedly involved, again, a lot of allegations and speculation but what can you tell us about that, the limited amount we know? reporter: what we do know, and this actually, well from the newspaper who quoted the soldier that handed the photos over said that the unit in particular or sorry, the division had taken heavy losses during 2010 and soldiers were extremely frustrated and very angry at the enemy. apparently they had lost 35 soldiers in that deployment. and everybody apparently in the photos, either lost a friend or had had a friend
programs and bringing the hard currency back from that program, that s the way to weaken the regime. reporter: analyst mike green, a former bush administration official now with c.s.i s testified it would fit the pattern if north korea swiftly conducted its third nuclear test. fred flight, who we heard earlier cia veteran put those odds at less than 50/50. always with north korea, rick, difficult to predict. rick: james rosen in washington. jenna: a big story in the business world. a revolt over executive pay rattling wall street and really igniting more debate over the true effects of financial crisis. shareholders of citigroup using their new power under the dodd-frank financial overhaul rejecting the bank s new compensation plan for top executives calling it excessive. it is the first move of its kind. steve moore, senior economics writer of the wall street journal. he joins us to tell us a little more why this is significant.
and host of power play on foxnews.com live. chris, we re 200 days away from election day. at this point what do these polls really tell us? well they tell us the story what happened in the last month and in the last month two significant things have happened. one is mitt romney essentially clinched republican presidential nomination. so part of his improved condition comes from the fact that the red team is decided that they can, they will deal with him and they will rally around him in an effort to try to beat president obama. the other thing that s happened though has been a pretty lousy start for the president. he came out of the gate in the full-fledged general election. you go all the way back to the hot microphone moment with the russian president about post-election flexibility. his dust-up after trying to tell the supreme court that they shouldn t take the unprecedented action of overturning his health care law. last week you had the
millionaires. rick: good for them. jenna: here is wick thought from merle today. i started on other numbers and it was 2, 4, and the further i went the more they matched. so, after i looked at it for a couple minutes, i turned to my wife who was right there with me and he says, we won. and she kind of looked at me funny. and i said, no, we won. and, then she started giggling. and, she figure gelled for about four hours i think. jenna: like we are right now. what a story. pat, his wife said this is all very exciting. that is what she told the press. she said they were up all night after realizing that is what happened. congratulations. i guess that is the ticket he is holding up. congratulations to pat and merle butler today. rick: very different kind of story now and some new information we have to tell you about regarding a horrific story out of texas.