said they simply wanted to get the children adopted in the united states but they ve been held ever since harris: thank you for joining us, america live with megyn kelly starts right now. megyn: thanks, guys, it is 1:00 here in the east. there are brand new poll numbers singling new trouble for president obama. welcome to america live , i m megyn kelly. just 15 months after winning the white house by the biggest margin in decades and there is new evidence today that president obama is in real trouble with the voters. a poll just out shows 52 percent of americans say the president does not deserve to be reelected in 2012. but that is just the latest in what is looking like a troubling trend. a recent fox news opinion dynamics poll shows 47 percent of americans saying they would vote for someone else if the election were held today. two weeks ago, a poll from the left leaning daily coast showed 42 percent of respondents said they would vote to replace the president, that mar
march 27 in orlando. april 10 in phoenix, arizona. check it all out at glennbeck.com and tickets available at ticket master. from new york, good night, ameri ameri america. captioned by closed captioning services, inc bret: next on special report, president says it prevented a second depression and critics say it hasn t accomplished a thing. we ll look at the stimulus one year later. conservatives gather at mount vernon to lay out principles they hope will return them to power. regulating power sources to forestall global warming runs into opposition from a government official. a new treatment of the power play involving a philandering president and ponderous prosecutor. all that plus the fox all-stars right here, right now. bret: welcome to washington, i m bret baier. today is the one-year anniversary of the signing of the stimulus package. depending on whom you listen to, it s either been a qualified success or an unqualified failure. senior white house correspondent
more of what he had to say on hannity. our slogan comes from elizabeth and bill in delaware, when we get up and need a booster, we tune to fox and listen to the rooster. and i thought you were talking about me, steve, when you said cougar. might be running for congress. never know. there s a cougar cruise leaving this weekend, are you on board? i m not sure my husband would be on board with that. anyway national cougars, members of the wild kingdom. defined these days as women who are a little older than the guys they are after. looking for the 21-year-old men. don t worry, clayton, that ship has sailed. already out of port. in for brian, nice to see you here from the weekend show. should we kick off the show with some headlines? disturbing developments overnight from marjah, afghanistan. there are reports that they are using women and children as human shields. according to the top general, the militants are taking women and children hostage and putting the
cing up next, book tv presents after words an hour-long discussion between a new book. is week, kathryn olmsted talks about her book which looks at the role of conspiracies. she discusses her book with university of southern california sociologyíñ profess barry glassner. this interview is taped on the campus of ucla during the 200 losngeles times festival of oks. .. and her third book, the book that we are going to be discussing today, real enemies conspiracy theories and american democracy, world war i to 9/11. i would like to begin within the incident in your book that i found particularly revealing about really the whole theme of the book and a lot of wh has been going on in the u.s.. this goes bk to 1992, when bill clinton had been elected president. and, he called in his longtime friend, webster hubble and you recount how he talked to his friend, who he was thinking of planning to appoint to a high position in the administration and he gave him a couple of sec
adventuress. anyone who has read mr. holmes. they were the footprints. he is the reader for life. what have you alws wanted to read but haven t? what have i always wanted to be but haven t? i do have a list of books of want to read. .. this story of these doan, all these sorts of chinese and japanese indian classics have become more interesting to me as i ve grown older and a lot of them tend to be spiritual books. i have read often on earlier but it is become more meaningful as i have grown old there. i think t important thing is to keep expling, keep trying new books for kobett said as you get older you come to a time when you want to go back and reread books. i was a kid in the red and the karina aah. what did i know about mriage and desire or infidelit or any of these themes? ese are things that you onl expdrience when you grow older as an adult and you have gone through a certain amount of vinghat you can go back and reread these books and see much that you did not