so shrewd, that says, realignment. yeah bill, that s interesting, the timing on having the union folks here. i m sure this is not coincidenceal, the killing off tpp, the transpacific partnership today, rum blings that something may be coming. and you look at the states that donald trump tipped. those are classic union states. pennsylvania and washington, ohio, michigan, places like that. i remember nixon trying something like this in the early 70s, is trump bringing it back now? can he have success there? two quick things. again, as a member of the press corps, most of the people appreciated the fact that sean spicer bounced around, did not bow and kiss the feet of the big feet in the front row. it was a very democratic with a small d approach which mt people would applaud.
t.j. holmes and reena ninan. good morning, everyone. ain t no sunshine when he s gone. and he s gone away too long. coming back with a song. you know, you know, you know. you know who sings that song? yeah bill. bill. is somebody at thing you in your ear right now? you all can t get it for her quick enough? bill withers. why is it that you know exactly where to out me on this show. i wasn t trying to out you. you out yourself plenty, reena ninan. it s ninan, by the way. you ve been gone too long. two dag gone days. you were giving a speech somewhere. yes, i went back to my native arkansas and imparted my knowledge. how long did that take? about ten minutes. it s been on the decline since i left. it s good to be back in new york and my goodness, tulsa, oklahoma. yes. what in the world is going on
100 percent effort that s going on now. catherine, thank you. bill last hour we talked with the first secretary of homeland security. that is tom ridge. here is what he makes of the threat announced last night: it should come as no surprise. i mean, significant dates, anniversaries, national sell pwraeugtss, is a time when all security professionals go on a heightened sense of alert, even without a warning. so i think they ll take appropriate action, and i think things will go on as scheduled. bill: the former secretary also saying there is not another city in the world that does more than new york city to try and keep its citizens and visitors safe from terrorism. we can see that just about every day, can t we? martha: we sure can. so of course this would not be the first credible threat since september 11th, so back to june of 2206 2006, seven men were charged with plotting to build the sears tower, the fbi called that plan more aspirational
probably regrets, but there is slight benefit to their political agenda as well. martha: there is a question of whether the republicans were squeezed out on purpose or whether they wanted to be squeezed out of the time slot on well. it s always very interesting, in terms of how these things layout. it was interesting the way it went last night. coal bow it s good to have you here and have your insight on how these things went down. thanks for having me. bill: jenna lee is standing by for happening now, good morning. jenna: more on fast-moving developments on what is being called a credible terror threat. we are taking your questions for presidential candidate jon huntsman. log onto foxnews.com/ happening now. click on the asking tab to weigh n. we do read all of your questions. we ll talk to former bush administration chief of staff andy card. he ll be joining us. a tribute to those who died on 9/11 on wheels, all parked outside of our studio here on
water lead to go it led to a collapse, they have repair work to do in that park, and the u.s. sus new york arriving in its namesake city, there it will remain throughout the 9/11 ceremony, the ship built with more than 7 tons of steel that was recovered from the world trade center. what a beautiful ship that is. wonderful tribute. bill: welcome home as we say in new york, huh? well inform home, nicely done. martha: what a beautiful shot that is this morning. bill as we move through all the coverage over the weekend, just a reminder, on sunday morning, we ll have the special edition of america s newsroom from lower manhattan and we bring all of the day s events from new york and washington, and also shanksville, pennsylvania coming your way on sunday. all right, there is new fallout this morning after a federal appeals court in virginia dismisses two significant lawsuits challenging the new health care law, and john fund is a senior editor for the american spectator, john, good morn