the shot. can you still see the riot four days and bring scattered police there in their battle showers fundamental and drizzly gear. and good morningy conditions. two or three people deep and backed up by the armored across the west, the southwest personnel carriers in egyptian you are looking good. the rain in towards the far army with machine guns. northern area of the northwest. protesters out here were people whose family members that will do with a few died tahrir square. that's what he was on trial thunderstorms and severe for. weather firing. inside the courtroom at police back to you. warm temps but the economy cooling off. academy scuffle broke out as the numbers we saw this week, the verdict was announced the latest the dow plummeting against hosni mubarak. 275 points on friday and that he led egypt for 30 years. fold the news with the jobs. hard to explain how big of a change there is in this 69,000 created in may. country from being the leader the unemployment rate ticks up. of the arab world 30 years as economy grew at 1.9% we found a dictator to president of president two years later out earlier in the week. being tried by your own army tough to spin this as any sort and as you see convicted there of good news if you are the inside that cairo courtroom of murdering the protesters in president. >> the president on the campaign trail basically saying tahrir square. congress has got to get the some 800 people died inside bills off their desk that i the square. have sent to them. i have the middle class small mubarak 84 years old. will now serve the rest of his business tax cut what are they life in prison there was a doing they have to get these built of change that we just things taken care of. received word of in the past that is the way to get jobs couple of minutes. back in the economy. for a long time flown to court the president sticking with that message this morning because a short time ago he released his radio' dress and echoed the same sentiments. in the helicopter every day. a number of his soldiers take a listen. salute him as he goes back to the hospital every day. the prosecutor has just >> it is not lost on anybody that this is an election year. announced that mubarak will spend the rest of his life in we have responsibilities that a prison. the conditions in a cairo are bigger than an election. prison or egyptian prison are we have responsibilities to certainly not nearly as posh as those were in his hospital you. with so many people struggling to get by now is not the time room that is something that is learnly going to be made a big to play politics and for congress to sit on its hands. deal out of the next few days. the american people expect we are in a very interesting transition time in cairo as we their leaders to work hard no matter what year it is. are between the two rounds of that is what i intend to do and presidential elections. this was seen as a real litmus i expect republicans and democrats to join me. test whether the arm was going >> not a bad strategy. to be a hack for the old congress approval rating still regime and continue this regime where mubarak would down 11%. >> that could work. have been acquitted or get a people know that congress is slap on the wrist or if he the home of gridlock. gets something very serious in fact, house speaker john like this sentence of life in evan prosecute. back to you in new york. boehner had a slightly >> thanks, leland. different spin on whose fault >> you wonder if president it is. he actually blamed the senate. assad in syria is seeing how it ends for hosni mubarak >> 30 bills sitting in the maybe this tells them it may united states senate. end this way for me if i don't why don't they pick up the do something. bills and pass them and help >> we hope. the american people instead of >> turn attention to politics playing politics over there! back here at home. yesterday was not a good day >> if you are holding your for the obama administration. they were there, of course, they get these numbers a breath, don't because there couple hours ahead of time or will be he nothing done inform i think even the night before. they get these jobs nubsz. november. hard to imagine with the election so close the two they had to know it wasn't going to be good. parties coming together to pass their response though to those jobs legislation. the question being how does paltry job numbers came fast mitt romney frame in and and furious within 60 members the obama ha administration present some sort of positive responded and pointing the or solution. finger at number of other places other than his own here what he said on friday. >> the president about's administration. take a listen. policies has been dealt a harsh >> and just like at this time indictment this morning and it last year, our economy is still facing some serious head continues. we had 40 straight months with unemployment over 8%. winds. unfortunately, you had a we had high gas prices, a president more focused on his month two, months ago and they perspective of his historic are starting to come down, legislative achievements than he has been focused on getting people back to work. spiking, still hitting jobs are are job one for the people's wallets pretty hard. that has an impact. presidency and this president and then most prominently, instead put in place obama care most recently we have had a which his own team concluded crisis in europe's economy would slow the recovery and it has. that is having an impact >> meanwhile the anger over government waste continues this worldwide and it's starting to morning and the gsa scandal cast a shadow on our owns a well. seems to typify that anger are. so my message to congress is now is not the time to play >> never goes away, does it. politics. now is not the time to sit on a new installment for you today your hands. because the poster child of the american people expect their leaders to work hard no government waste jeff neeley it matter what year it is. turns out was apparently briefed on massive travel so right now congress should pass a bill to help prevent expenses but for employees who more layoffs so we can put thousands of teachers and work from home. police officers and firefighters back on the job. 36 virtual employees as they >> prevent more layoffs. are called meaning they he clearly no idea how to create don't have to come to the office, they shouldn't be more jobs at this point. incurring travel and commuting now, if your best hope is expenses but yet they racked up preventing more layoffs, this is bad news for his $750,000. >> this is unbelievable. re-election chances. the economy we found a couple and he was aware of this. days earlier growing at 1.%. internal e-mails revealing what we also found out 49,000 fewer neeley wrote to colleagues and starts it off like this which jobs were created the two starts like a 17-year-old. previous months. there is very little if any good news about this economy >> omg. this is what he started it off right now. >> may was a bad month. with. omg. 100 virtuals and most of them each lower, 69,000 jobs with some pretty serious created, lower than economists grades. well, this is a fine mess we predicted. it's interesting because house have gotten ourselves into. speaker john boehner sounded this will teak your breath' like he actually agreed with the president on one point. way. don't share further. >> yeah. >> the president said look, he knew it was outrageous. it's up to congress. don't share this information congress should do this. more publicly is what he was he said basically i have a saying. legislative to-do list that i announced. why aren't they doing any of >> omg gsa. these things. john boehner said it's 750 grand. in case you missed it working at home. actually the senate where wonder what it would have cost things are getting clogged. listen. to have them leave the office. >> 30 bills sitting in the united states senate. >> the top 12 employees why don't they pick up the incurred $200,000ed in travel expenses over the period. bills and pass them and help the gsa mess continues. the american people instead of playing politics over there. >> do-nothing congress right now. other people saying look, this has nothing to do with the >> daryl issa wants to know why so many people were authorized obama administration. to work from home and then how these are things outside of his control to be honest with they wracked up with the bill. you, eurozone crisis has >> wants to do away with the little to do with what the administration can handle. gsa and privatize it. china's slow down, >> can't blame them. manufacturing sector in china >> coming up on the show, is troubling for the world. they are in the getting wisconsin's recall election just days away but governor american imports or building scott walker is not the only as much as they were. the housing crisis. one with his job on the line. who would have thought china up next the state's lieutenant would be facing housing crisis. getting imports and construction materials. governor rebecca kleefisch with a lot of that stuff comes from the united states. >> how much of what happened in europe impacted those jobs numbers? it's not real clear. i mean, i mean some impact to the president's credit but not how she plans to win the enough to explain 9,000 jobs. election. >> do you know who the >> there are still things he president is? could do domestically. turns out some miss usa could have kept his eye on the contestants are not so sure ball with jobs. either. solution for jobs regardless >> he don't know anything about of what is happening. politics. >> keystone. ♪ >> there is some ways to dice i don't know anything about politics. ♪ by what's getting done. and part these numbers. mitt romney had his own interpretation of these jobs numbers and whose fault it is. the twenty billion doars bp committed >> the president's policies has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. and his handling of the economy has been dealt a harsh long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar indictment this morning and it continues. commitment to support scientists studying the environment. we have had 40 straight months with unemployment over 8%. and the gulf is open for business - unfortunately you have had a the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. president that's been more focused on his perspective of last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. historic legislative achievements than he has been on getting people back it the progress continues... work. jobs are job one for the but that doesn't mean our job is done. presidency. this president instead put in we're still committed to seeing this through. place obama care which his own team concluded would slow the recovery. and it has. >> i don't know the evidence on that yet on the obama care issue. but certainly the white house quickly responded to mitt romney on that and said, look, he as governor of massachusetts had one of the worst job growth records in the country. so they said look for him to be giving his ideas about exactly job growth up there in massachusetts. >> yeah, speaking of governors as you know there is a massive battle brewing and it's a bellwether battle in wisconsin. so many people are looking at that state to see if scott walker the governor will actually be recalled. it's interesting because the president has not gone to wisconsin. even though that's a battleground state and some people are saying why isn't the president helping scott walker's opponent. but president bill clinton did go to the hometown of scott walker's opponent barrett. tom barrett. >> milwaukee make mayor he was campaigning for him and said what would happen if scott walker is not recalled. >> now they look at wisconsin and they see america's battleground. >> that's right. >> between people who want to work together to solve problems and people who want to divide and conquer. people who know that creative cooperation is working in america and people who want constant conflict. nobody is right all the time. and a broken clock is right twice a day. >> to have a divide and conquer strategy is nuts. ordinarily i'm against recalling election. i went to try to fight one in california. but sometimes it is the only way to avoid a disastrous course. >> interesting because right now things look pretty good for scott walker. if you look at the polls. we haven't seen a single poll that shows barrett in the lead. most bear out between 5 and 9 point lead. this is the latest from the marquette law school. 50, 45, scott walker doing well ahead the june 5th deadline for that recall. what are the national implications here? we will talk about that later on in the program. what does it mean north battle against public sector unions. what does it mean in terms t of wisconsin clearly being up for grabs if walker wins? you bet mitt romney pours some attention and some money into that state. it's up for grabs. >> it looks like a battalion ground at this point. you say we will talk about that national lay little bit later. it's interesting why the president hasn't yet gone there. some say well maybe he doesn't want to tie his wagon to that star right now. more on that coming up a little bit later in the show. >> let me tell you what other news is happening in your welcome back to fox headlines. friends. the wisconsin recall vote now two suspected militants have just days away. been killed in northwest pakistan. president bill clinton american drone reportedly campaigning in the badger state firing two missiles at a motorbike in south waziristan just yesterday, out ral leeing region. fifth strike in less than two opponents of governor scott weeks despite protests over the u.s. drone campaign. walker. the strikes further take a listen. >> now, they look at wisconsin complicating negotiations over and they see america's battleground. >> that's right. reopening supply routes for >> between people who want to nato and u.s. troops in work together to solve problems afghanistan. the pentagon is announcing and people who want to divide plans to ship more navy warships to the pacific region over the next several years. speaking in singapore leon and conquer. ordinarily i'm he against panetta confirming by the year recall elections. i went to try and fight one in 202060% of the fleet will be california. assign there as part of a new sometimes it is the only way to avoid a disasterrous course. strategy. >> some view the increased >> but governor scott walker is not the only republican whose emphasis by the united states, job is on the line. joining us is wisconsin's asian pacific region as some lieutenant governor rebecca kind of challenge to china. i reject that view entirely. kleefisch. >> pa at the panetta insisted tt good morning. >> good morning how are you guys? the defense department could >> we are doing well. we playd that sound bite of president clinton campaigning afford increased in asia. yesterday president obama has not been to wisconsin to weigh something john mccain later in on the race. how do you interpret that? disputed. >> realities are we are retiring ships. >> well, given the fact that he we are having the smallest was in minneapolis yesterday navy probably since beginning and chicago and we are kind of of world war ii. the gateway between the two cities and he strategically avoided stopping in wisconsin we are facing further he think there is really no other message to read into that sequestration which the senate majority leader said was fine besides that he is avoiding with him. so, it is a mismatch between associating himself with the the realities of our maeor of milwaukee tom barrett our governor's opponent. commitment and the funding for that commitment. >> president obama has said he stands lock step with the >> panetta's seven day visit unions across the country when the battle was unfolding in the overseas includes stops in state of wisconsin and press vietnam and india. clinton you heard him saying if spaceship enterprise journey governor scott walker and home air sea and space museum yourself are allowed to in new york city. yesterday crews moved the continue inor jobs that the state and country about be led airport from protective hanger at jfk airport. on a da it i disasterrous courg later this afternoon it will be lifted by crane and placed on to a barge there tomorrow it will be moved by tug boat. how many different modes of rid of collective bargaining transportation can it use? and the death of the unions. it is going to be docking in what do you say to that? new jersey. the shuttle is scheduled to >> this is not about unions. this is about responsibility. remain until tuesday. that's when it begins the last leg of its tripe to the i have two kids at home. when you as a parent and as a museum. couldn't it just fly there it leader take a look at some of the cost drivers that are going to affect their futures never flew. the ernesto prize never flew. regardless of who makes the >> coming up next, when the tough decisions you have to president hired his white house staff, he turned to his analyze that and know that if you don't stand between them chicago friends first. and those dangerous fiscal now a new book, painting a problems then they are going to somewhat disturbing picture of how chicago politicians really have to deal with that themselves. we don't want to leave big huge fiscal messes for our children. operate. you know, as responsible adults take you behind the scenes. >> new york's mayor waging war as responsible leaders as good moms and dads we needed to take on soda. care of those things and make the tough decisions and so when >> nice dress. >> critics took out the full we saw $3.6 billion budget deficit we solved it without page ad in the paper calling him the nanny. raising taxes. because you just can't raise >> mrs. doubtfire. taxes on hard working taxpayers graduation, huh ? in the middle of a recession. we listened to the families, the workers of wisconsin in 2010 and that is exactly what they told us and exactly what we did. we laid the groundwork for wisconsin and wiz and we have have seen that growth. we created jobs last year and we will end up with the $154 million surplus at the end of the budget. >> this must be a nerve wracking weekend for you, though. the most recent polls from i believe marquette university do show scott walker the governor tabling the lead over his opponent mayor tom barrett 42% to 45%. what do you think is going to happen on tuesday? >> please don't misread the polls and everyone at home please don't stay home because just because the polls indicate that we are doing well and we are polling up doesn't mean that this race is not tightening every single day. there is a small strip of undecided voters and i believe we have a stack of facts unbeatable. we saved state and local taxpayers $1 billion. our reforms are working in a tidal wave saving taxpayers money all over the state but that still doesn't mean that our opposition is not going to get out their vote so we need to get ours out, too. >> exactly. as you point out, still a lot of outrage and protests going on. and the ticket is interesting and what is going to be on the recall election is there any crazy, right ? chance possible that the governor loses and you win or well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, there are also four big senate you guys can stay in touch. seats up for grabs that perhaps ( grunts ) a republican could lose and cool. democrats could win control of the senate in wisconsin. you can video call on skype... send photos. not just a straight ticket yeah, okay. ah, let's do it. vote, right? >> clayton, that is why it is so important that people get out and vote. you're right the governor and i 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