hour out to valencia where they were celebrating it in grand style. big day. steve: it is indeed. big day for hillary clinton, i m sure she s sweating because apparently sydney blumenthal, a long-time clinton cavitiant. confidante. northbound has hacked his aol company and he has distribute to do members of the press and to capitol hill as well. memo sent to hillary regarding libya and benghazi. the hacking controversy is interesting because it s hillary, of course, and the congress has been trying to get as much information as possible about what happened on that horrible night, of course, at our diplomatic compound in benghazi. it s a federal crime to hack an individual s e-mail account. i find this whole hacking thing to be so disturbing, the federal government, of course, is scrambling to try to find the identity of gusafer. looked like some were coming from a russian domain. but that doesn t mean anything
it s something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com anna: we hope you re doing well. it is 8:00 o clock on the dot. today is tuesday, march 19. i m anna kooiman. the white house on damage control after hillary clinton gets hacked. her e-mails on benghazi headed to congress. the latest on this development straight ahead. steve: meanwhile, it s taxes versus entitlements on capitol hill today. which one is better for your wallet? congressman paul ryan, the budget guy, will be here live to explain his vision for america s future. brian: he s the budget guy. the main stream media is shocked. they can t believe that tv show about the bible could have a divine following. what s all the buzz about this bible thing?
employ the intercession of the virgin mary, peter and paul and st. francis that the holy spirit may accompany my ministry. and the pope said i ask all of you to pray for phaoefplt pray for me. for all of us at fox news, thanks for being with us this morning. fox & friends continues. you sure are looking good. thanks for joining us at fox first at ten. it is tuesday, march 19. i m anna kooiman. the administration may not want to tell us what happened in benghazi, but they may have no choice. hillary clinton s e-mails have been hacked and the hacker sending them straight to congress. the latest on this development. steve: mayor michael bloomberg s latest health push. take away the cigarettes and put them so nobody can see them. we ll give you details. brian: it will take a ski buddy to tame the
questions. while the smoking gun is actually reporting the story about how blumenthal s e-mail account had been hacked and how the four e-mails that had been sent to hillary have now been distributed to members of congress and members of the media, they haven t revealed what s in the memo. brian: there is no information that s inside. you could say it would be great for the obama administration to come forward. but nobody thinks that personal interaction should be public. when you e-mail your personal friend and attorney, you don t want that to be published. steve: remember what happened with wikileaks and julian as sang and the guys at wikileaks, as soon as they got their hands on the stuff at the bush white house, let s put it out there for everybody to see. it s interesting to see what the people in the press, the restraint they re using. brian: they used restraint with the bush family. steve: that was
budget, which balances the budget in five years, not in ten years like paul ryan s. and chris van hollen s budget as well. meanwhile, the haggling continues in washington. the charm offensive of the president, he was being honest, wasn t he? he really was trying to charm the republicans. yet, brit hume was on last night with bret baier on his former program and said whether it worked, probably not. here is brit. it was a remarkably sudden conversion by the president from an attitude of, you know, up yours, i don t need you, to i want to get together and talk with all of you. of course, the republican leaders in congress who are smart enough not to act skeptical and felt this was fine and good and the more the better. but i think in the end, you have to ask yourself this question, brett, and it is simply this: is it politely president obama will make any major concessions