inspire, magazine. jonathan: absolutely. the magazine was launched by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula last june. that was the first issue. this you are looking at right now is the latest issue. that is what includes an article by the american born cleric who has been behind many attempted attacks here in the united states and in that particular article he is the one who calls for attacks against banks and global corporations as he puts it, so, certainly, security officials in the united states are reading inspire magazine and they are acting on the information they find in there. thank you very much, jonathan hunt. jonathan will chat about this story and others throughout the hour on foxnews.com check on foxnews.com/foxn ews.com/sshep and click on on the hunt, link.
she said there is never a vacuum. once one leader is arrested they put another one in there. she was very pointed in saying the danger from the mob of murder, extortion, and all the other serious crimes which they are charged is by no means over and federal law enforcement officials will keep the pressure on. shepard: jonathan, thank you. jonathan is chatting away including the theme song of soy sopranos, on on the hunt, he will sing the word for you. he will sing it. foxnews.com/shep. the republican house of representatives voting to throw out the president s sweeping health care law but that and $1.93 will get you starbucks. in other words, there is no effect and now they have to do something to replace it. three democrats joined the republicans last night voting to repeal the thing and today the
finer group of people than the men and women in the armed services who fight to protect our country every day, while any customer mistake is regrettable we feel particularly badly about the mistakes we made here. mistakes, which could yet cost j.p. morgan chase a whole lot of money. ship thank you from new york, jonathan hunt. tell us what you thing of the top stories today and jonathan is chatting away at foxnews.com/shep and you can join in by clicking in on the hunt, icon. someone wrote a novel called oh, about a presidential election and the publisher says it is a work of fiction and the author does not want anyone to know his or her name and the publisher is trying to keep the name a secret. what is it about? that is next. @=h
those who remember what he did the last time, and it is not too strong a word to say hate him for that will begin to clash on the street. you saw and heard as he was escorted from the hotel the people cheering him. a few jeers but mostly cheers shouting revolution. people saying we are with you, that is the fear, that those who support him, if he is arrested, if he is put on trial, will take to the street and we will see the kind of riot that has marked so much of haiti s troubled past. shepard: jonathan will chat about there and other stories at foxnews.com/shep on the on the hunt, link and you will recognize jonathan s signature and glasses and hair and you can chat away with jonathan at foxnews.com/shep. a push to make the white house more business friendly, the president ordering a government-wide review of regulations to jump start economic growth and job
colleges around the country. so colleges doing what they can. there are concerns, though, obviously with privacy rights and that sort of concern, but, obviously, colleges working very hard to try to identify the student who may be troubled and stop the tragedies from occurring. shepard: thank you, and now beginning online with you and yours at foxnews.com/shep if you head to that website and click on the hunt link on the right hand side of the team you can chat away with jonathan hunt. a real dream come true. president obama meeting with the pakistani president today in washington, dc, amid strained relations, really, and a fresh wave of violence there in pakistan. officials say suspected militants in the capital have killed ten people over the last 24 hours and in the northwest of the country local police say that insurgents killed a female police officer and five members of her family. that attack in an area near the