years, 8 years. and the case in new york that you know we re talking about two years. i mean, i don t know why it took seven years for you guys to get to this point, why? it shouldn t take seven years. it took me three years to get the g.p.s. bill: bill why? who is holding it up. there is a whole bunch of factors that go into legislation. i m a union iron worker. i m not a lawyer. sometimes you get frustrated by the process that takes place in doing legislation. it shouldn t take seven years. i wasn t the senate president back in 2005 when it was introduced. this is a no brainer. we are moving the bill forward. more progress under my leadership than any other. bill: did you study who signed the bill and why it wasn t signed by corzine or christie so far? do you see why it wasn t? i think the people want to know what holds t up. listen, it s moving forward. i have spoken to the governor. bill: you don t know? listen, i m not going to throw people throw names out and say
years, 8 years. and the case in new york that you know we re talking about two years. i mean, i don t know why it took seven years for you guys to get to this point, why? it shouldn t take seven years. it took me three years to get the g.p.s. bill: bill why? who is holding it up. there is a whole bunch of factors that go into legislation. i m a union iron worker. i m not a lawyer. sometimes you get frustrated by the process that takes place in doing legislation. it shouldn t take seven years. i wasn t the senate president back in 2005 when it was introduced. this is a no brainer. we are moving the bill forward. more progress under my leadership than any other. bill: did you study who signed the bill and why it wasn t signed by corzine or christie so far? do you see why it wasn t? i think the people want to know what holds t up. listen, it s moving forward. i have spoken to the governor. bill: you don t know? listen, i m not going to throw people throw names out and say
they got, you know, five years, 8 years. and the case in new york that you know we re talking about two years. i mean, i don t know why it took seven years for you guys to get to this point, why? it shouldn t take seven years. it took me three years to get the g.p.s. bill: bill why? who is holding it up. there is a whole bunch of factors that go into legislation. i m a union iron worker. i m not a lawyer. sometimes you get frustrated by the process that takes place in doing legislation. it shouldn t take seven years. i wasn t the senate president back in 2005 when it was introduced. this is a no brainer. we are moving the bill forward. more progress under my leadership than any other. bill: did you study who signed the bill and why it wasn t signed by corzine or christie so far? do you see why it wasn t? i think the people want to know what holds t up. listen, it s moving forward. i have spoken to the governor. bill: you don t know? listen, i m not going to throw people
tell your doctor your medical history and find an arthritis treatment for you. visit celebrex.com and ask your doctor about celebrex. for a body in motion. bill: fridays with geraldo segment tonight. four star general william shell ton told a congressional committee that the obama administration pressured him to say things he did not believe about a company that is under investigation. here now fox news anchor geraldo rivera to explain the situation. you know, a lot of people, i don t think, remember because you are now so old. ha ha ha before g.p.s. bill: you were a very good investigative reporter as was i when we were younger guys. then you got lazy and got anchored to that desk. bill: i didn t get lazy. i got smart. i m still getting shot at. bill: i have got guys trying to kill me. let me make the big money and mouthing off. now, in your opinion is, this general shell ton s story a big scandal oar is it nitpicking the