right now. they want conciliation. they want to bring people together. unless nancy pelosi and john boehner govern from the center, we all lose. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thanks for coming in, folks. happy thank giving, i know with all that turkey, it was hard to get out today. let s it toss it to dave and whs coming up on the show. and ainsley. don t forget about me. north korea with a warning to the united states. our military and its allies are on the brink of a war. fox news alert when we come back. americans getting a head start on their holiday shopping this morning. some probably haven t even slept yet. a live report on the black friday madness! when we return.
for him and also african-american and hispanic votes in the districts where it s important. what happens when the president comes and visits is the campaign stops dead in its tracks for ten days for all of the advance work and everything else. number two is, can you imagine if karl rove had said that about george bush? you know, he can generateit, whs
effect. and that is, let no crisis go unused. this is an opportunity for a president who wants to bankrupt the coal industry and get rid of the oil and gas industry, to shut down offshore drilling in the gulf of mexico. i think the other thing that we re seeing is, is this i don t know why it is in this country. but we have a plan from 1994, that says how we re going to deal with these fires and these platforms collapsing. janet napolitano did not implement that plan until seven days after the leaks first started. and then we find out we don t have the equipment. i mean to me it s like katrina all over. because people at the top are not paying attention to what s going on on the ground. what do you make of bp s role here with regard to the ploeout preventer and the fact that that was sort of the final way to deal with the situation as horrific as this? do you think they had the right management? were they following procedure? whs the blame lie in terms of letting this catastrophe o
bill: it s a relief i imagine to parents across the world in that matter. we have developments on the christmas day body bomber, robert muller testifying the suspect has been talking and has been for the last week, despite being read his miranda rights on chris may day. still, numerous lawmakers have issues with how this arrest was handled, this from yesterday afternoon. i guess i m still not clear because i don t understand why we d want to issue miranda right whs we re worried about what other subsequent events might be occurring. because we also want to utilize his statements to effectively prosecute him. well, you know, this is i profoundly disagree with that. i think most people do, given those circumstances. bill: that was how it went yesterday, just a little bit there. robert blitz is homeland security fellow and antiterrorism chief. good morning. good morning. bill: i m going to talk first about the body bomber.
deciding vote involving the president directly. with me now is kelly oem donnel. what do we know? reporter: we have three candidates that present different qualities the president can consider. part of what has happened, the first two have been talked about the most, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett, have gotten a lot of the attention, and of course, with that comes some of the negative attention and scrutiny. that sort of lead leaves a pat for a name that s surfaced among the sources that we have to the top three, and that s raymond kethledge. he s considered an originalist, meaning interpreting the constitution in its time of what the individuals who passed those lawing and whs and what the con held at the time, instead of