they re insulated. they re all part of a club. reporter: the atf main clains for one was promoted, or transferred. the one that resigned, dennis burke, we re told is working at arizona state university in a program funded by the justice department. jenna. jenna: and there are new parts to this story every we re. william, thank you very much for the latest. jon: we are america s election headquarters, where you are plugged into politics, and today, president obama is heading for another key battle ground state, pennsylvania. he ll push there for an extension of the payroll tax holiday. why? let s talk about it with chris stierwalt, fox news digital politics editor. pennsylvania, key to the president s political ambitions if he wants to win reelection. is that why that s the set fog this big announcement? absolutely. it s not just pennsylvania. it s specifically scranton, which is the part of the state that is, as you know,
insulated, all part of the club. reporter: the atf says the moves are not promotions, transfers. only one person resigned, dennis burke in arizona. they say they are still waiting for an inspector general s report before they take any further actions. martha: very interesting reporting. william thank you so much. bill: a florida mother of three now missing for two and a half weeks, michelle parker s former fiance has hired a high-powered lawyer once involved in the casey anthony matter. martha: those names go round and round in those cases, right. a rare moment of bi-partisanship on capitol hill honoring gabrielle giffords. have you to see this. coming up right after the break. stay with us, everybody.
nice to start with a little green on the screen you know? jon: the dow tickling 12,000. jenna: that is not bad. we ll keep it there where we can and when we can to show you what is going on in the markets today. it is one of the biggest gains since august. we re glad you re with us everybody. i m jenna lee. jon: your 401(k)s are smiling. i m jon scott. happening now , surging newt beginning rich challenges mitt romney for frontrunner stat news in the gop presidential race. the former house speaker soaring to first place in polls in key primary states like south carolina and florida. for gingrich the challenge is staying on top. as washington times columnist charlie hurt says quote in the round-robin primary, all you have to do is stand in place long enough and you take your turn as the frontrunner. only thing primary voters agree on for any length of time they don t want to nominate mr. romney. other than deep antipathy with president obama, the discomfort with mr. obama i
they re all involved. stuart varney breaking the news on fbn a short time ago. good morning. how will this work, stuart? it is very simple. we will flood europe with cheap dollars. they have ground to a halt. they have run out of money. nobody wants the euro. in comes the u.s. green back riding to the rescue. that is exactly what will happen. we re cranking up printing press for the federal reserve. joined by the canadians, brits, japanese, european central bank. they re all in it. cranking out much cheaper dollars, flooding them into europe to relief tear crisis. bill: this is just like the fed printing money here at home in the american market but instead it will go to the europeans? all these central banks have a store of dollars. bill: how does that affect us? the immediate outcome is our stock market goes straight up. because that is what investors want to see, a rescue of europe. there is another negative you will see fairly soon. that is inflation. when you print
than 400 points throughout the day today on fox news. nice to start with a little green on the screen you know? jon: the dow tickling 12,000. jenna: that is not bad. we ll keep it there where we can and when we can to show you what is going on in the markets today. it is one of the biggest gains since august. we re glad you re with us everybody. i m jenna lee. jon: your 401(k)s are smiling. i m jon scott. happening now , surging newt beginning rich challenges mitt romney for frontrunner stat news in the gop presidential race. the former house speaker soaring to first place in polls in key primary states like south carolina and florida. for gingrich the challenge is staying on top. as washington times columnist charlie hurt says quote in the round-robin primary, all you have to do is stand in place long enough and you take your turn as the frontrunner. only thing primary voters agree on for any length of time they don t want to nominate mr. romney. other than deep antipathy