earlier this week in regard to what they say in paxes. for every gallon of gasoline and other products we refine and are sold in the united states, we earn about 7 cents per gallon, that s what exxon says. compare that, they say, to the 40-60 cents per gallon that went to government, state and federal governments, that they received in taxes from every gallon of gasoline. so the difference is clear, the oil companies maintain it was state and federal government which is addicted to oil. that s an interesting one, maybe the government is the one making the money off of it, not the companies. doug mckelway, thank you, for watching that debate unfold. bill: more breaking news, a case we ve been on for years, a cleveland auto worker, age 91, convicted today as an accessory to the murders of 28,000jews during the second world war, a german court out of munich now has just released benj
gather from the data indicates he was a mastermind and he was plotting as much as he possibly could and, he was writing in arabic in his hand journal and some of it is vague and some bullet-point ideas and sporadic ideas and brain storming but, the files, the ones that gave more instructions, and those were handed to his courier and that is when he d go off and distribute those to the other areas of the al qaeda network. so, for a while, the thinking is actually he was detacjhed from the organization and, now it is felt he was the evil mastermind, determined to kill americans. back to you. dominic, thank you so much. bill: we hear from pentagon allowing detainees at gitmo to allow family visits, unprecedented move and they have been in discussions with the pentagon about setting up a visitation program and the pentagon telling fox news, and quoting now, although the
of court saying you disobeyed my order, you re out of here. he s doing a good job. we re hearing a lot of hardship complaints, people who can t serve because of the economy, are they going to be sequestered for 6-8 weeks. how common is this? that s going on all over the country, and judges are especially i can tell new the state of new york, where the chief judge says no, everyone has got to serve and you have jurors crying judge, if i serve, i ll lose my apartment. i ll lose my house. they re not thinking about the case, they re thinking about losing their house and justice is not served. we re going to have to leave it there, arthur, also, joey jack jon jackson, thanks a lot. thanks to you. bill: breaking news out of missouri, want to update you, missouri university of science and technology, here is what we learned from police now, the sergeant, lee roy davis is telling fox news the suspect was being pursued in his car by police, he pulled out a rifle and started sho
can we confirm that? caller: i can t confirm any of that. bill: you are in emergency mode on campus. what does that mean? caller: that means we are trying to make sure that everyone stays safe, if they are on campus and remain locked down in their buildings, and if they are not on campus, that means avoid campus and we re trying to gather information, as best we can, to keep our campus safe. bill: thank you for your time and i know you are up against it, right now but the spokesperson down there at the university of missouri, sir, thank you, again, we are working for more information on that and when we get it, we ll pass it to you at home, 27 minutes after the hour and, hopefully it will be a-o.k. as it turns out. heather: good news, there are no classes scheduled at this time. we ll keep posted. newt gingrich, could he grab the nomination? how he feels about president obama, coming up next. his basic background is far to the left and his world view
bill: he was looking for more. in fact he wrote, apparently, according to these reports we re getting out of washington, that he wanted another attack on america, on perhaps a smaller city outside of new york, and he wanted a high body count. absolutely. we should not be surprised by that at awvment look what happened in london, look what happened in madrid. those are significant in bali, those are significant events. when it happens on our soil, our territory, it s exceptionally personal and he knew that, he knew he was going to poke a stick into the eye of the united states and he wanted to do that again. so his simply being alive, despite the images of him with the blanket, watching himself and critiquing his own work, that was the essence of his message, was how is he coming across to those that will see him within this network, very loosely structured. bill: he mentioned los angeles and we re small cities. i think the words as they ve been translated was spread out the targets