if this was so urgent, pass this bill now. no democrat in the house wants to put their name on t. nobody is sponsoring it, it s phony, it s a point of contention, it s about squaring off and fighting between now and election day and we re going to get really sick of it. chris, the needle has been moving in the right direction for the past two weeks with the president, especially for the base and when these guys come back, they re going to want to fight for his polices and the future of this country very hard. you might call it campaigning, i call it getting the people involved in their government and i think it s time they do it. megyn: got to leave it there. take it to the streets. i d like to see the needle moving in favor of the american people. so do i. that s why this has to pass now. megyn: thanks guys. thanks guys. thank you both. thanks megyn. thanks. megyn: the view s joy behar used her time with the vice president of the united states today to go after the panelists
heat-seeking missiles from moammar gadhafi s arsenal. missing missing since the fall of the regime. now lawmakers in congress concerned those weapons could wind up in the hands of terrorists. history shows the missiles are capable of bringing down commercial airliners, so the administration is working to find and destroy the massive, massive amounts of heavy firepower. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with more. trace? reporter: megyn, the reason these shoulder-fired missiles are so lethal to passenger planes is because they re heat-seeking, they actually lock in on the jet engine heat on passenger planes, and they are deadly accurate to within two miles, 11,000 feet. they also take almost no training to fire these things. defense officials tell fox news that moammar gadhafi had 20,000 of these shoulder-fired missiles in his arsenal. members of the house intelligence committee have voiced concerns that the missiles may, as they say, walk
she was going to do was going to be political. she was going to make statements, probably put out press releases, oh, health insurance commissioner in the pennsylvania so and so, and get legislators to put pressure on these insurance commissioners to shake their fists at these insurance companies. it s very sketchy, megyn. it s very sketchy. megyn: well, i don t know how else she s going to police the thing they re worried about policing. if they re worried about insurance companies, you re a broker in this industry. if they re worried about insurance companies disobeying the law, jacking up prices on the pre-existing condition folks against the law, how else are they supposed to monitor that if they don t have access to this information? you know, it s a good question, but, i mean, i m really concerned about the level of care that we re going to be getting megyn: because doctors are going to try to avoid saying, having frank discussions with their patients? overall. and becaus
anybody the hospital employs is an agent of that hospital and, therefore, as a result megyn: why wouldn t they sue the yoon on union? you say to yourself but for the striking purses, would ms. ming be alive? mercedes, won t there be some clever lawyer who would say nurses union s in many? absolutely. especially since the primary nurse for this particular patient was one of the individuals that was striking. they absolutely can make that type of argument, carve that in to bring her in. but, ultimately, she had an obligation to the union and to her patients. and let s be clear about this, they were not only striking for individual benefits, but they were striking because of cuts in patient services that they viewed as very valuable to their mission as nurses that they were performing on behalf of the hospital. megyn: do you think there should be some rule that nurses sort of like air traffic controllers that they cannot strike, that this is such an important industry and job, you
it turned out to be a million bucks a plane, too expensive? keep this in mind, since 1975 40 civil planes have been shot at by these shoulder rocket missiles, 28 have crashed, 800 people have died, megyn, and now tens of thousands of these things are unaccounted for in libya. megyn: wow. trace gallagher, thank you. well, brand new developments in the fast and furious gun trafficking scandal. fox news just obtained new documents showing your money was used to buy some of the weapons associated with that operation. an operation held partially responsible for the death of border patrol agent brian terry. william la jeunesse is live in our west coast bureau with more on this one. william? reporter: well, megyn, now we have not one, but two cases where guns were put into the hands of criminals deliberately. this tactic was not used in this fast and furious, but in another case where instead of just aiding the middleman, the u.s. government became the middleman using tax money to buy gun