Certain debt off the books. Bill with the government on the hook for ious like Social Security and medicare and pension promises across the country, combined with an aging population, america could be in a whole lot of hurt. Charles payne, fox business network. 70 trillion, do you buy that, charles . Bill, not only do i buy it i think that number is on the low side. Bill the real number could be higher than 70 trillion . How come . You hit on it. Some unfunded liabilities. Medicare is about 50 trillion. Social security 20 trillion. We have new entitlements coming online. Who will know what the obamacare law will emerge as. Ultimately you can see that is a entitlement costing us a lot of money. 30 Million People Getting Health Insurance instantaneously. Off the books stuff is alarming. Economic malaise was triggered when the offbalance sheet stuff at wall street was revealed and couldnt be contained anymore. Were in that same sort of scenario. Bill you analyze this as a catch 22. In ord
Conspiring, allegations strongly denied of the other two journalists are still behind bars and theres conflicting information about their status right now. The head of al jazeera is standing by live in cutr. First lets go to our correspondent in cairo standing by with the latest on this. What do we know about what happened and why this happened now . This was a very Quick Release release. A deportation taking place, he was put on a plane to leave egypt. We talked to his lawyer and was very careful in the words he chose. This was an extradition. He would be sent to australia and there up to australian officials to proceed with the case or not. He said this is according to an egyptian law. This is not a pardon not a deportation but, in fact an extradition. As you know its highly unlikely australian officials would move forward with this case. This is a way for the egyptian physicians to save face that their due process went forward. Ive been in contact with the family members. Theres a l
in the month, a few weeks back? they were trying to negotiate some sort of a peaceful solution to the crisis and figure out a fact-finding mission of their own on the ground in cairo. martha: unbelievable to think of the prospect of a failed state in egypt. so how did we get here? let s go back to the timeline, june 29th, the beginning of the summer, 22 million egyptians sign ad petition and they were not happy with the leadership of mohammed morse system they wanted him to step down. the next day large-scale demonstrations break out, millions of people in the street denouncing morsi s government. july 23rd, the army kicked morsi at of office and detained him and moved him to undisclosed location. yesterday there were reports of 525 people killed, close to 4,000 hurt in the violent crackdown on groups that emerged in the street which was pro-morsi, pro-muslim brotherhood protesters who came out to try to him back into office. it made this one of egypt s
0 shannon: everyone here on the panel will answ that specific question coming up. on special report from washington where reremain proud and fearless. special report online with their answers to that question starts right now. we hope you will join us. shepard: this is the fox report. tonight, a fox urgent. a crucial u.s. partner in the middle east is in turmoil. egypt has erupted. stability in the middle east is in jeopardy. and the essential peace treaty with israel hangs in the balance. egyptian officials say almost 300 people died today. and 1400 people hurt after riot police cracked down on protest camps full of supporters of the ousted president there mohammed morse arey. state television reports some protesters fired at security forces as they closed in on those camps. the demonstrators had been there for weeks. protesting the military s toppling of the president. the u.s. has not called that it a coup so that it can keep sending egypt more than a billion dollars in di