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>>guest: it is especially in tough economic times, the american people goes bamboozled four years ago putting their trust in someone without experience. bamboozled by a candidate who did not have much experience, a state senator would ran for the u.s. senator and did not spend much time working for the president because he was running for president so the american people feel they will turn to experience this time. >>shepard: overall we are a long way away. we elect people state by state. as we ...

>> romney. >> panda express. anything else. youre going to get us in trouble. >> i dont want to get anybody in trouble. >> integrity, cant say dad. >> father. >> jon, youve trained them well. >> big mac. >> huntsman mcdonalds. >> nothing else. okay. >> well keep it move. >> gingrich, newt. >> freddie mac. >> big mac, sorry. >> its all good, new hampshire. >> harleys harley-davidson. they harley-davidson and so do my dad. >> largest per capita motorcycles in the country. >> book of mormon.

Movement alive. lynn? >> michelle franzen live for us in lower manhattan, thanks so much. after a recent surge in the polls, gop presidential hopeful, newt gingrich is in the hot seat. over his ties to a bailed-out mortgage lender, freddie mac, seen by many as having played a key role in the nations housing crisis. nbcs tracie potts joins us from washington with more. >> lynn, good morning, more scrutiny of the top gingrich says he doesnt remember how much he earned between 1999 and 2007, from...

Its a highly unsettled field in the gop. >> is it? >> sir. >> im just waiting for rick santorum. >> his day is coming, as soon as this freddie mac clears away which should be any minute now it goes to santorum. where else does it go? >> it has to. >> another t-shirt slogan perhaps. >> i want to talk about tim pawlenty. >> dont. i have this very painful history. >> you had to throw away all of the pictures -- >> i of course thought i would go bold and go early. so i predicted tim pawlenty would b...

theyre underway as well in san francisco, minneapolis, boston, you name it. a number of cities across this country. but lower manhattan, this is where this all began, where its still pretty strong. right now new york police threw up barricades around zuccotti park, which they cleared of camp sites on tuesday. but late this morning, protesters, they threw the barricades back, and they surged into the streets of financial district. at least 75 people, take a look at that picture. this is...

good morning to you. this is your a.m. wakeup call for thursday, november 17th. from the time warner center in new york, im carol costello. here are this mornings top stories. new questions about what police knew and what they knew about it in the penn state child abuse sex scandal. a coach whos taken a lot of heat for witnessing the alleged sexual assault on a little boy and not reporting it says he went to the cops years ago. but two law enforcement agencies are now saying thats not ...

gingrich was paid at least $1.6 million in consulting fees. >> from two contracts with freddie mac. >> i did no lobbying of any kind. >> i know he says that they paid him as a historian. >> i offered advice as a historian. >> i was a historian. that was patently absurd. >> i think like a historian. >> newt gingrich said they paid him to offer advice as a historian. >> i have a ph.d. in human. >> im unaware of that much money to give a history lesson. >> isnt that a bit much for a histo...

million in consulting fees. >> from two contracts with freddie mac. >> i did no lobbying of any kind. >> i know he says that they paid him as a historian. >> i offered advice as a historian. >> i was a historian. that was patently absurd. >> i think like a historian. >> newt gingrich said they paid him to offer advice as a historian. >> i have a ph.d. in human. >> im unaware of that much money to give a history lesson. >> isnt that a bit much for a history lesson. >> how çmuch? >> 1....

You talked about this on the radio show. >> i dont know what they thought, their intent was but i dont build bridges and i dont do lobbying, i may have offered advise on what they can do which i do routinely when people ask me how to solve this. >> you would direct them to talk to specific members of congress? >> i would say go talk to these members and this is what you ought to think about. >>gerri: is that lobbying? >>shepard: advise giving $1.6 million in advice. >>gerri: nice work if you can...

Have to go and the government has to get rid of their involvement in housing but, at the same time, years ago he was advising them telling them how to do it, and how to do more of it. >>shepard: maybe that is how he paid the stuff at the jewelry store at tiffanys. >>shepard: gerri willis part of the best team in business on "the willis report," on the fox business news giving you the power to prosper. you should demand it if you dont get fox business network. and now, juan williams. fannie mae a...