political expediency, why would he do that. that was his answer to that question. but there was there were a number of instances throughout the interview where gingrich and what he said, the endorsement of the union leader came up. bill: you did a great job. you pushed him hard too in a lot of different cases. who is next on center seat? have we run through everybody yet? reporter: that s it. we ve had seven candidates here in the studio, and governor romney down in miami. we ve done all the candidates. we may continue to do bill: part two. reporter: big names. bill: i like it. bret, thanks, we ll see you at 6:00, okay. reporter: thank you. bill: special report with bret baier, 6:00 every night. martha: i really enjoyed that. bill: an eye-opener two. apparently romney didn t like the set up for center seat, that s yes had to go town to
that when the approval of congress is at 9% or 13% or whatever that low number is, you ought to be doing all you can to assure people that members of congress are living under the same laws that other people in our country live under. this would be an example where you re saying, what is good for the stock trader, what is good for the person on the corporate board also applies to members of the congress if they know that kind of information. bill: it only makes sense otherwise that 9% drops to 4.5 the way things are going. i m not sure where the 9% are coming from based on whether it s approval of the job being done in washington right now. anything we can do to create a greater assurance. bill: understood. that the people in washington have the same obligations that the people all over the rest of the country have, we oubgt t ought to be doing it. bill: we ll see fit gets pushed through. hopefully we can get it done. bill: martha. martha: backlash is blowing off a cover off a de
charity? 240 something million dollars. bill: who are we to judge. i ll tell you who is winning the lottery right now, everyone that has a 401(k). because in 10 minutes of trading the stock market just booming right now. martha: i didn t make $240 million. anyway, up 327 points right now. this is because ever the joint intervention by the world central banks to try to save europe, folks. as you heard from stuart varney earlier today, why couldn t germany do it? everyone was begging germany to help. the stock market likes when they know things aren t falling apart. they don t like tough love. they like a rescue. that s what we re seeing here. whether or not it is the best thing for the long term global economy is another question. bill: we re getting up to 12,000 again. if we break that mark, it could be off to the races. martha: whether it is a big fat bandaid may come home to roost later is a big question. bill: a turn any get, right tourniquet, right? martha: right.
points. the problem is is we re bailing out european governments, it s helping stock markets around the world. you know what it does also, look at the price of oil up $2 a bail. gold up $30 and ounce. inflation will come back. stu varney said it earlier. he s a hundred percent right. it s mom and pop in kansas who don t have a 401k, prices for their stuff is going to go up to bail out people with 401k. bill: we re watching the stock market move. it s phenomenal to see where it has gone in 34 minutes. on the 5, eric bolling. martha: let s bring our attention overseas now. it s what many feared after the fall of hosni mubarak that we could first see the first signs of an islamic government taking hold in egypt. we have the first round of elections expected today.
what is your guess about the information they pick up in meetings. my guess knowing both john boehner and pelosi there was no wrongdoing. we should make sure there is no appearance of that as well. this law says the same scc violations that would occur with anybody who has inside information would also be violations if you re a member of congress. i ve been in lots of meetings in washington d.c., and in very few of them did i find out anything that i couldn t have learned on fox news, or fox business, or read in the paper, but if you do find out something that nobody else knows you shouldn t be able to use it. bill: that is interesting. i want to be clear about that. bill: if you ve been in a meeting about a weight loss drug about to be approved or an aircraft company about to get a lucrative contract, you hear about that before we do. well, if that s the case i shouldn t be able to take advantage of that. i ve been in lots of congressional briefings where i could go outside and