Libya by the state department; is that correct? that s correct. and we talked to the head of one of those teams. bill: do we know who took them out? yes. the i head of the security. regional security office charlene lamb. she testified about pulling those out based on her orders to get them out based on normalization efforts. we asked what that is. that s an effort to try to make things normalize with the libyan population. basically, that s an effort to make sure that the situation was okay between the libyan population and the ambassador and the people on the ground. even though the situation was extremely volatile. the ambassador knew that it was getting worse by the day. and the security situation was not changing. yet, the state department did not put more people in. what we re going to also show
Did. bill: you saw the polls. even after the second debate, which barack obama, blue like him or not, certainly came back, it looks to me like romney is holding on to some momentum it, yes? i think is he more than holding ton momentum. he has momentum but there is a couple of things that are really significant. particularly in the state of florida. there was a 19-point spread mitt romney, barack obama with women. that s now up to a 4 point spread. that is significant. there is some things that are taking place that i think are bigger because these polls, there are so many of them your head will explode trying to keep up with it. bill: i threw the nbc in there just to warn them that we don t believe the nbc poll. we do think rasmussen and gallup are on it. they are very good polls. what they are showing is that the trend is breaking toward mitt romney. the second thing they are showing is that women are much more comfortable and are moving more toward mitt romney. bill: why is
Binders and, you know, there are so many directions you can go. what did the tabs in that binder say for each of the women? bill: well, they might have said are they sane? here now to react the star of the five greg gutfeld and the producer of the imus in the morning program gut bernard mcguirk. the binder is insulting to women? gutfeld. i love how the media pretends not to know what he meant whereas when obama is vegas somehow understand what he is talking about terror when he really isn t. now they are taking everything literally i said i have a panel of women. he he created paneling out of women? my goodness he is putting them in a cabinet. he is he an atrocious monster. they are on purpose trying to pretend that they don t understand. bill: you know what, mcguirk? here is the tragedy of this. that woman we just saw the cnn correspondent. she is offended.
Will be another slug fest on monday. bill: what s the president going to slug back with? we are still investigating? come on. what has he got? that will be the question of the night. bill: all right. once you get to that point how big a deal is it? does it trump the economy with swing voters in ohio? bill: it s not going to trump the economy. but it s basically another example of things out of control. all right. so we re going to watch bret baier s special 10:00 p.m. we all know if you don t watch it, we are coming to your house so you have got to watch. when we come right back, the dopey binder thing continues. i m getting pretty teed off about it do gutfeld and mcguirk feel the same way? the boys are next.
Beginning with our unusual names. actually, mitt is his middle name. i wish i could use my middle name. [ laughter ] i went to school here in new york, had a wonderful experience here. [ applause ] i loved walking through central park. love to go to old yankee stadium, the house that ruth built although he really did not build that. [ laughter ] i hope everybody is aware of that. bill: now, talking points believes that kind of stuff is worthy. we all know how intense and competitive the election is. but to have a few laughs over it shows that our democracy is vibrant. i applaud the president, the governor, and the cardinal. but now back to reality. before he went to the al smith dinner the president taped the jon stewart show. i would say even you would admit it was not the optimal response, at least to the american people as far as us all being on the same page. well, here is what i will
Case president obama doesn t win these kinds of elections in those states. bill: there is a lot of emotion tied into mr. obama because of his skin color, because of his presentation. and by the way, colorado is a very very important state. do you predict that mitt romney is going to carry your state? we do. we show that governor romney will carry colorado. we show that he is going to carry most of the battleground states. not all of them but most of the battleground states. and what you see in the polls right now is trend lines that are opening up more of the states for mr. romney, closing down some the states that previously were in the obama category. florida, north carolina, for example. bill: i tend to agree with you, doctor. and by the design, by from with mr. root as well because of two things. number one, i think that mitt romney is going to have a very strong performance on monday night because of the libya thing that we re covering here on which there is no explanati
i heard the guys. bill: they say romney landslide and you say? i say the progressive is persuasive. he has a model that has worked since 1980 without fail. and i think we have to listen to that. i also think that there is sufficient volatility in the battleground states that no one should be too assured, and particularly with another debate looming monday, you know, as to the outcome. his model has held up. here is the caveat and did i say this to the professor got more emotion in this election. oh yeah. african-american is going to vote block for hispanic vote president as well. that s all emotion-driven. that is. but i would say that governor romney did something brilliant when he said the republic party is the arm of the hispanic voter. work ethic, family values. compelling reasons. bill: lou dobbs, there he is plenty more as the factor moves along this evening.
bill: personal story segment tonight, our pal bret baier has a big special at 10:00 p.m. this evening entitled special report investigates death and deceit in benghazi. baier joins us now from washington. so what s the headline when i tune in tonight? what am i going to learn? bill, you are going to learn a lot about how many times this administration knew that there was a security problem on the ground in libya. not only from officials on the ground who were sending up red flares and flags but also from ambassador stevens himself. new documents out, new cables up the state department chain, including on the day he died. hours before he was murdered ambassador stevens writes a cable in which he says he is concerned about the security situation in benghazi. he is worried about the local libyan security forces, doesn t think they are up to the task. and believes that al qaeda is getting a hold in benghazi. he needs more help.
Not more than ever before. but in the last 11 years. and the reason for it is that gas production is rising, oil production is rising on private lands. bill: in north dakota and places like that. yes. all of those fields are coming on line and also because of bill: stay with me, all right? okay. bill: so more oil is being produced in the united states. right. bill: despite him clamping down on the drilling in the oceans and on federal land. okay. right. bill: then why are prices going up if more oil is being produced? prices are going up for two primary reasons, aside from simply the fact that we are not bringing up production that would satisfy total demand, two reasons, one is we have seen constriction at refineries necessary to create gasoline and petroleum products. and the second is we have actually seen some fall-off in production of north american oil, particularly the mexican
Commission type of investigation. bill: ms. crowley said to gutfeld she said she knew it was going to come up, so she researched the first thing when was the first time and she had the research in front of her. you know what? i believe her. however, she is wrong. he didn t apply the terror act to benghazi. he was speaking in general terms. and we have proved that yard. most interesting moment to you? i have to go back to the overall demeanor of ms. crowley. she reminds me of the lady at the gate at the airport when you try to jump zones like when they are loading zone one but you are in zone 2 and she does that thing where she is like no, no, no. that s. bill: you are not supposed to jump zones. you wouldn t know you haven t flown commercial since current affair. bill: of course i never did that program gutfeld. access hollywood. bill: i m not going to tell you gutfeld. the program i did was not even close though what you are saying. so you think that ms. crowley was a sc