if you want to bail out the doj. hold it for three weeks, come on! gregg: we can agree that congress passes unconstitutional laws, all the time, and, that is the function what this courts are there for, called checks and balances. gregg: thanks, arthur and lis weihl, good to see you both. gregg, you look handsome today! gregg: don t give me that stuff! very handsome todayed. the outfits are matching today. planned, probably. e-mailed each other. i saw the purple tie and wore this. julie: we have a new study, it will shock you, though when you find out the fastest growing group of obese people in the nation, you will not believe it, next.
debt you have to you are going to find willing partners on the republican side. reporter: what is they willing to cut and what the white house is willing to cut may be two different things. we ll see more in the coming days. gregg: today was the business day in terms of signing legislation for the president. tell us about that. reporter: the 9/11 health bill that was passed in the lame duck session of congress the president signed into law today. we are expected to get a photo, it might be disappointing they didn t get the photo opt but for the 9/11 heroes that rushed to the scene and now paying a big price in terms of their health. they will be getting assistance from the government now they are suffering with health issues, gregg. gregg: mike, wearing a subdued shirt today, live from hawaii. thanks very much. you had to see him yesterday. julie: congress is returning
reporter: you hurt my feelings, gregg. reporter: what kind of hideous tie are you wearing today? i don t have a monitor on here. gregg: a black suit and lavender tie. julie: it looks like confetti all over his tie. reporter: julie has my back, so, i know. julie: thank you, mike. reporter: thanks, guys. gregg: a fox news exclusive, janet napolitano, hashing out a security agreement at one of the world s busiest travel hubs and for her most recent stop in qat qatar, fox news is traveling with her and speaking with her, a one-on-one reporting from catherine herridge, in qatar. reporter: the second stop on secretary janet napolitano s week long trip which began in afghanistan, and the focus is on airline security and the international airport here in doha is a major international
what is your recommendation, always look. i look over and see, recommend the most expensive thing on the menu. the last thing on that, gregg, related to it, when you give that tip, make sure you don t tip, tip on the amount of money that was prior to the tax. they add in 8% or 9%, you don t have to tip on that. gregg: don t ever say, all have the house chardonay because there is five house and one is cheap and one is really expensive and you a won t know it until you get your bill and you might not be able to add. good to see you. thanks for the tips. julie: leading gop senator making controversial remarks on afghanistan. why he now calling for some of hour our u.s. troops to permanently stay in the country as they are preparing to head out.
captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. julie: hello, everyone welcome to a brand new hour inside america s news headquarters. gregg: a major 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocking central chile, sending hundreds fleeing. details, still coming in, as we speak, we ll bring them to you, throughout the hour. julie: president obama signing the 9/11 health care bill, into law today. the bill provides health coverage to first responders of the september 11th terror attacks and what is next on the president s agenda? find out, straight ahead. gregg: a new year which means a slew of mnew apps that could transform your smartphone and