less valuable in the jobs market than people who had not been to the university at all. doesn t media study mean watch television? that s one of the things it very much means. can what is happening over there happen here? you have a much better understanding of people who ought to pay for what they get. it shouldn t be provided by the government. i hope that the tea party is through it, the anti-big government spurt, the anti-handout spurt will keep you safe from this disaster in england. we have a $7 trillion national debt. now our debt can beat your debt. i know it can. but you re a much, much, much bigger economy. that s rubbish. interesting stuff. the author of welcome to obamaland. thank you very much for joining us live. thanks a lot. meanwhile, straight ahead, they witnessed the assassination of john f. kennedy. two secret service agents here to tell their side of the story. they re here next. who blew the whistle on russian
at the next election. otherwise, we re in deep trouble. what you want is red meat conservativism. author of welcome to obamaland thanks for joining us again from england. great to see you. thanks, gretchen. bye. let s see what steve and brian are up to. hazelnut, extra hot, a little cream. excuse me, we didn t have any time. we were preparing for the next 3 1/2, four, five hours. later on. thank you. we were collating documents. because coming up, the united states is trillions of thrashes in debt. why the heck are we helping bail out greece? should we bail ourselves out? stuart varney joins us live. am i bailing out gretchen by buying her coffee? betty white leaves the crowds in stitches on s. n.l., the first time that show has been funny for a long time and the ratings reflected it. we ll discuss it. a bear cub gets stuck in a tree and the bear cub s mother not happy. the video is straight ahead. tell me that s a man in a bear suit. no, no. your camera is ever
costing the airline industry billions of dollars. gretch, over to you. instead of hanging chads, england has a hung parliament. for the first time since 1974, there s no clear party majority. therefore, the future of the prime minister is uncertain. so the conservatives were expected to win. people are asking now what happened? should they have just stuck to their traditional policies? and what can our politicians learn from the fallout in britain? joining us from london, columnist and author of welcome to obamaland , james dellingfield. good to see you again. how do we sort out this mess? there were three people running for prime minister and now still unclear as to who actually won. yeah. can you imagine if you woke up this morning to find that it was a republican administration in charge but it was full of rhino republicans like arnie schwarzenegger and lindsay graham and that they had gone into coalition with all the weirdest and worst of the obama
the streets in london this week protesting the plan to raise university tuition rates and cut funding as part of their plan to reduce a massive budget deficit and slash government spending. could this be a preview of america s future? here to talk about the uproar in the u.k. is british columnist james delapole. good morning to you, jam. he s author of a book called welcome to obamaland. . we saw these pictures live on fox is before tony blair came through, it was all free. you want to go to college, it s free. we re going to go ahead and put you through it. yeah, margaret thatcher not personally but she paid for my university education. i went to oxford university effectively for free. but then, a disasterous thing happened. tony blair, you love him over here, we don t love him in england. he decided he wanted to not small people to go to college. when i was in college, it was 15% of the population. then it was 50% of the