martha? martha: big question is, would anybody have fun they would that kind of money if they didn t want to insure he would be able to stay in that presidential race? and that is the big question. jonathan, thank you. must be fascinating to be watching all this unfold. bill: you went through the list a few moments ago about all the stuff involved. martha: yeah. bill: i really feel badly for her daughter. martha: and his parents, elderly parents going there to listen to all this. got to be very rough on them. bill: they are taking aim the at women s vote. a new character ad in president obama s re-election campaign sparking some outrage from the right. why a girl named julia is getting a lot of attention. who is she, we ask? martha: we ll tell you coming up. plus criminal charges filed in the alleged hazing death of a college drum major but do the charges go far enough? reaction from that young man s mom and dad. we got to stop it all. we have learned that there was a calculated cons
that is what brought this all to light. she said she and the secret service agent agreed on a price of $800. when she went to collect it in the morning, he said no. he didn t give her any money. he kicked her out of the room. she says. she was knocking on door in the hallway. other agent came into the hall, they ponied up between them, $250 she then took and left. she said, the man, the secret service agent had no idea what trouble he was talk walking into when he refused to pay her. one more note, bill. she says she will not be involved in prostitution anymore. and her mother called into this, dania suarez called into the radio program as well. her mother says she is worried, she is depressed. she had no idea her daughter was involved in prostitution until this all came to light. that is how her mother found out. bill: the reason why she is not hiding and so public, prostitution is legal in that country. reporter: in certain safe zones colombia desis nats it is okay for prostitution
was martha: it sounded like a real picnic, by the way having her live with them. i couldn t imagine. mrs. young certainly didn t enjoy that moment. the point is is that the reason yes was doing it or is it because he was trying to move his campaign forward? that is the big issue here. we have to focus on that. there clearly is inappropriate motive, but was the money being used for campaign purposes to shut everyone up so martha: that is what the jury will have to decide. in a word will they find him guilty, annmarie? i don t think so. i like that, i agree with her. it s early, it s early, but i do agree with her. the question will be, should he have known what was going on. martha: we ll have you back to talk about that. bill. bill: breaking news, i want to take you down to grand prairie texas, near irving texas, a halfway point between dallas and fort worth. a woman called 911 that has led to a standoff inside of a home. she called 911 in the middle of the night, 3:00 in t
keep a chart in my office that looks at the dow over the century. again i have no life. the chart works out these vaga reurbgs es and swings. we might peak a month here, go down a month here. but this is not what you see at this stage in a recovery. and i think what is worrying a lot of the experts we ve talked to on fox business, which by the way, bill if you don t get you should demand, they are worried that this can t continue, that you can t have a recovery this close to no change and when it gets worse it will get a lot worse. bill: i got you. another pointed question. when you hear business leaders talk about, hey, man there are too many regulations, you have to scale become on this. we just talked to eric bolling on that, the healthcare laws making us hesitant. are those the two main contributors that are preventing the economy from advancing do you believe? reporter: they are big contributors.
in your other life you dealt with energy so you re perfect for this. it deals with fracking and that is. reporter: it s a means to extract natural gas out of difficult formations. the rock formations what they do is drill down and horizontally and shoot a mixture of water and chemicals and sand into a rock formation tow break it up to release the natural gas. stpho: it s been hugely successful. reporter: very successful. it s the reason for the abundance of natural gas and the reason why we should make natural gas our clean fuel of the future. getting back to it, originally the interior department came out with guidelines that required us to talk about what kind of chemicals were shot into the formation prior to doing so, you had to go through a permitting process to get them approved. now what they can do is they can drill down, retrieve the natural gas and talk about what they used and so if they want to make any changes going forward they can do it that way. bill: they can talk