because your team is getting clobbered. the score remains the same. but we can t keep turning it off. al asada is the 65th creep charged with terror-related activity in cahoots with isis. part of a group planning to bomb a new york landmark he s the fifth ghoul arrested recently in the new york area as authorities issued a heightened threat alert ahead of the holidays. how about a new joke? why hasn t isis killed 74 of our kids? don t worry. they re working on it. so far a combination of diligence, intel and needed paranoia has kept us safe. for the most part anyway since 9/11. but isis aceis a new breed. it marries fanatism. you wonder if this is about inept strategy or a lack of will. which leads me to my final joke. does the white house really think isis is all that bad? well it would depend upon their carbon footprint. all right, eric i m going to the most that saw joke was good. i m a fan of saw . me too. and accurate by the way it is very accurate. i ve bee
when you re in penn station, what kind of things do you do? right now i was going to look for something to eat and go see a movie. also ahead, homeless people taking over in the city. and water is right in the middle of it. it s a good place to come if you re hungry. caution, you re about to enter the no-spin zone the factor begins right now. hi i m bill o reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. the supreme court rules. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. the court s acceptance of the gay marriage was predicted. and in fact we accurately told what would happen next week. the supreme court is made up of a variety of americans, some say it is a country that needs to be changed. others believe it is a settled nation where established law should be up held. chief justice john roberts provides an example. he believes that congress should make the laws not judges. that was the intent of the founders. it s in writing. so roberts jumped through l
implemented and more vigorously enforced, the more fight they will have. the regime is vitally dependent on the energy sector. but we cannot be sure that these sanctions will have the necessary effect of stopping iran s nuclear program. i appreciate president obama s statement that he is determined to prevent iran from developing nuclear weaponsnd that all options are open. i think to for late to fully translate understanding into action, we must address the question of whether the world can live with a nuclear iran. for a lot of influential people, and for some of the people here today, a nuclear- armed iran would certainly be a danger. but it perhaps would not be a new danger. after all, the soviets had nuclear weapons. they were contned. so, too, hated his argue that iran could also be contained. so, too, it is argued that iran could also be contained. the soviets certainly had global ideological ambitions, but, in international affairs, they acted with supreme rationa
be done with only demratic votes in the house. it is going to require some significant republican support. not just a token republican support, but significant republicanupport support. and that is good to be a challenge for the rest of the year and into 2011. the democrats have released th blueprint. it has been out there for a whil so far, unfortunately, we have not had any interest from any republican offices coin forward, at least not overtly. going forward, at least not overtly. absentomething changing over the next few weeks and getting some bipartisan effort on this, there will be little movement on this. at this point we are looking toward the elections in 2011 to see if something will be moved forward. we do not know how things are going to continue to play out, for example, in arizona. arizona is a somewhat volatile environment. there is passion on both sides of this ll that has been passed. there is the border of their and the narrative that the border out th
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