are reports that you can fly accurate? greatly exaggerated, sir. some of the last questions made it seem that maybe were done in a joking manner, but this really is nothing to joke about. it s really kind of sad. steve: it is kind of sad. one of the headlines was that apparently the irs exchanged confidential taxpayer information with the white house, which is against the law, obviously. elisabeth: you re looking at the woman who sat and headed up the irs department that wrongly turned on tea party individuals and companies in terms of tax exemption, yet her questioning is light and funny? this isn t a late night program. she s there to tell the truth. i mean, she s raise i don t know if her finger was crossed behind her back or what. but the fact that this was so lightly played says a lot. brian: gerald connally is the guy with the sense of humor.
steve: i have been on that bridge. a private charity group called the fisher house foundation, they have vowed to fund the military during the government shutdown. pete hegseth says it is not a solution, though. brian: he says it is the government s responsibility and the department of defense should find the fund. pete, welcome back. the secretary of defense turned up at dover, talking to the families, being there when the caskets were brought home. do you buy that? the pentagon has known about this for a long time. brian: but they feel like they re helpless. this administration found loopholes time after time after time. also the defense department brought back 345 thousand furloughed workers.
it s all about trying to make everybody happy. it takes away our freedom. it tails away our opportunities to teach. we need to teach kids everything and let them decide themselves. that s what we want to do. and we just hope that people will go to our web site and see all the things we re doing to teach these kids because they have to learn about being american. elisabeth: it does. certainly we ll be with you in spirit if you march those lights down to celebrate. i hope you ll join us. wreathsacrossamerica.org. steve: i was on the web side and i sought september 14 is the wreaths across america date. thanks. thanks. steve: straight ahead, they ve got video games, cell phones, and more cable channels than they can count. i have a tv. yeah, i have a television. yeah. do you have air conditioning? yeah. cable tv? yeah. how many channel. elisabeth: then why are they
whatever happened to children in school being able to enjoy halloween and dressing up, having fun as kids. if schools aren t allowing christmas and easter, at least they are consistent with halloween. look out st. patrick s day. fox & friends is up next. bye. elisabeth: good morning. it is thursday, october 10. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. playing politics with our military. the government freezing benefits for the families of the fallen. but was this a surprise at all? and when did the white house know? we report and you decide. steve: you might not like that. glitch after glitch, the obamacare website having trouble staying on track. what a train wreck. how can we tax people for not buying a product from a website that doesn t work? steve: he s got a really good point. wait until you hear how long these problems are
the president s got the lowest poll numbers he s ever had, what do you think look right there. right now, 53% disapprove his job. only 37% of americans approve what he s doing. so if you ve got that terrible news right there, how do you think that associated press would headline it? brian: i haven t seen it yet. the headline is, president an all-time low with approval rating sending shock waves through the white house. what would you say? elisabeth: not how it s out there. instead of what brian said, brilliant headline, by the way. brian: thank you. elisabeth: their headline says this, poll, no heros in shutdown. gop gets most blame. what headline would you all want to see out there? e-mail it to us. send it via twitter. steve: and going into the shutdown, we ve said that the main stream media would be reporting that republicans are getting the blame for the most part for the shutdown.