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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121106:18:05:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120607:20:16:00

i don t think so. more of that tonight at 8:00 p.m. at fbn. house democrats are pushing a bill to raise minimum wage from $7.25 to $10 and hour saying it will stimulate the economy. critics say it will cost jobs. the democratic strategist isn t buying that. is this the time to talk about raising a minimum wage? i think it absolutely is because working americans need support and $10 an hour is far from a living wage. but i think it s important all americans can participate in the recovery and part of the way working americans can participate is being able to have the ability to spend a little more. we re not talking about a lot of money. it doesn t even bring us up to the parity of 1968. my grandfather lives in new jersey and climbed telephone polls for 40 years and raised three kids and they have a small

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listen to the roar of the tornado. this is in arkansas. severe weather is now tearing across the southeast today. at least two people have already been killed near birmingham, alabama. dozens of homes are destroyed. another 100 people now injured. we made it just in the nick of time. the good lord just blessed us and we re just glad we re here. we ve lost our house but at least we have i m sorry. we got our family, and that s all that matters right now. wow. that is tragic. chad myers here to tell us about where the storms are right now and what caused this outbreak. chad? well, it was just a big storm in the upper atmosphere. it was cold. temperatures were only in the 50s and 60s. in alabama and mississippi, around 70. sometimes in the spring you can get to be 80 degrees and then you really get the juice going. storms went across parts of birmingham, south of birmingham as well. the biggest storm headed into columbus, georgia. not rotating enough to put a tornado war

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120102:12:08:00

tomorrow to see how excited people are when they go to the polls. governor, i know you don t like calling this block of voters evangelicals because they re more diverse than that. i know that home schoolers, for instance, parents who teach their kids at home helped you a lot four years ago. what were you doing exactly 24 i mean, 24 hours before the caucus four years ago that allowed you to win. i mean, were you mobilizing buses? what pushed you over the top? well, the key thing is making contact with your voters and mobilizing them. you know, it s one thing for people to answer a telephone polls survey but on caucus night. they actually have to leave their homes and go to some drafty schoolhouse or church fellowship hall and sit there for two or three hours so you have to have voters who are going, we were on the phones nonstop from as early as you can call people to as late as you can get away with it not just saying we hope you go. asking, can we count on you and then calling t

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120102:12:08:00

romney and ron paul and that s what we ll have to look for tomorrow to see how excited people are when they go to the polls. governor, i know you don t like calling this block of voters evangelicals because they re more diverse than that. i know that home schoolers, for instance, parents who teach their kids at home helped you a lot four years ago. what were you doing exactly 24 i mean, 24 hours before the caucus four years ago that allowed you to win. i mean, were you mobilizing buses? what pushed you over the top? well, the key thing is making contact with your voters and mobilizing them. you know, it s one thing for people to answer a telephone polls survey but on caucus night. they actually have to leave their homes and go to some drafty schoolhouse or church fellowship hall and sit there for two or three hours so you have to have voters who are going, we were on the phones nonstop from as early as you can call people to as late as you can get away with it not just saying we

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