plus . they went from a-list. you go and get that close to the president, you ve got to be in jail. did you crash the white house? no, i did not crash the white house. f-list in a day. on advice of council i respecrespectfully assert my ri. the party crashers tell tales out of school. tonight, tacky tales of the unrest. plus . how many times has she been in rehab? two. two times, okay. my notes had four. no. i don t know where you got that. no, because i never i never thought that from the beginning. tonight, moms in denial. and a jury in deadlock. this takes another week, maybe, how frustrating is that. the best way i can describe this whole experience is it feels like a slow bleed. they said it was a slam dunk. the conduct would make lincoln roll over in his grave. sleezy, sure. it s better if you do it just from a pressure point of view, yeah, good. that don t make elvis guilty. i think constitutionally he got shafted. tonight, prosecuti
[captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute -www.ncicap.org -^ bret: next on special report out administration gets creative with more than just the numbers in its report on jobs stimulated by the stimulus and we ll look at the complicated relationship between the u.s. and its largest creditor, china. is the justice department really up to trying the 9/11 suspects in the u.s.? and what obstacles will prosecutors face? the senate s top democrat prepares to unveil healthcare legislation as members of his own party ask him to slow down. all that, plus the fox all-stars, right here, right here, right now. welcome to washington. i m bret baier. first it was fuzzy math. now, congressional districts that don t exist. those are the latest problems brought to life with the administration s reporting of how many jobs the president s stimulus has created or saved. the numbers that we do know, the october jobless rate, was 10.2%, the h
[captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute -www.ncicap.org -^ bret: next on special report out administration gets creative with more than just the numbers in its report on jobs stimulated by the stimulus and we ll look at the complicated relationship between the u.s. and its largest creditor, china. is the justice department really up to trying the 9/11 suspects in the u.s.? and what obstacles will prosecutors face? the senate s top democrat prepares to unveil healthcare legislation as members of his own party ask him to slow down. all that, plus the fox all-stars, right here, right here, right now. welcome to washington. i m bret baier. first it was fuzzy math. now, congressional districts that don t exist. those are the latest problems brought to life with the administration s reporting of how many jobs the president s stimulus has created or saved. the numbers that we do know, the october jobless rate, was 10.2%, the h
reason not to do this. in the days after september 11th, cars were lined up along the west side highway. cars from all over the country. people came to help out, digging out dust in buckets. those people were told by their country the air was safe to breathe. as it turned out, it s killing them. when jon stewart devoted a whole show to this, he had people who were those responders talk about this. then rachel did a show. now you re seeing more republicans come out and say, rudy julian, huckabee, former congressman livingston. people are saying, you know what? this is just the right thing to do. maybe it s a success for the democratic congress, but it s not going to be obama or weiner that get the credit. it s going to be the people that get these services. 70% of the responders have