state has gathered mr. polygamist warren jeffs spend a long time in prison? is it legal will handicap the trial. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services bill: hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. terrorism and the tea party. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. in a very coordinated effort, the far left in america is once again trying to marginalize the tea party in the eyes of nonideological americans, which is most of the voting public. you may remember that the radical left tried to brand the tea party racist but that attempt failed as the election last november demonstrated now the uber left legions are at it again. a debt compromise with terrorism. it s like a form of economic
terrorist analogy? well, no member of congress should be referred to as a terrorist. in the heat of the moment, people say things that later on one would hope they would regret. i serve with members who represent the left, the right, and the center. american eagles, never forget it needs two wings to fly. we shouldn t be trying to undercut our basic humanity with smears. we have to get america back to work, bill. we have some serious economic challenges ahead of us. the stock market today eight straight days of decline, first time that s happened since october of 2008 in the height of the financial crisis. we better start focusing on things. we can t do that if we just attack each other and not bill: does it disturb you at all that your vote mirrored that of michele bachmann. you couldn t get more opposite than you and mrs. bachmann. but you both voted the same way to say no to the debt
terrorist analogy? well, no member of congress should be referred to as a terrorist. in the heat of the moment, people say things that later on one would hope they would regret. i serve with members who represent the left, the right, and the center. american eagles, never forget it needs two wings to fly. we shouldn t be trying to undercut our basic humanity with smears. we have to get america back to work, bill. we have some serious economic challenges ahead of us. the stock market today eight straight days of decline, first time that s happened since october of 2008 in the height of the financial crisis. we better start focusing on things. we can t do that if we just attack each other and not bill: does it disturb you at all that your vote mirrored that of michele bachmann. you couldn t get more opposite than you and mrs. bachmann. but you both voted the same way to say no to the debt
done. and thank you, john harwood, and let me talk to luke russert. what is to follow now that this is done? well, what s next? well, they go on recess until early september, september 7th i believe, and go to their own districts and sell the recent plan to the constituents, and from there moving forward the main order of business is what john alluded to. obviously the free trade deals and folks on both sides of the aisle want to see it done and held up by what folks call minor issues that could be worked out. also, though, one last thing that we have is september 30th is the end of funding for the current fiscal year, so that i m told that there is not a threat of a government shutdown like last time, because within the debt compromise, there is funding levels set for what they have to hit for the budget. however, what was not set was what departments are going to be cut. so, you will see a battle in september between the republicans and the democrats in the house of how much mone
two craniotomies. it was so good to see her. biden has had two brain aneurysms and survived both of those. straight ahead, the u.s. senate set to vote on the debt compromise deal today and send it to the president for his signature before midnight trying to avoid default. molly henneberg is live in washington, d.c. with the very latest. molly, it s a foregone conclusion the senate is probably going to pass this but nonetheless, the meter is running. certainly is. as the day ticks down. good morning, steve, gretchen and peter. it appears president obama should get out his bill signing pen. he may need it sometime after around noon today to sign new legislation raising the nation s debt ceiling. the house voted 259-161 to pass, to raise america s borrowing limit. immediately $400 billion and then by another $1.5 to $2