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Behind? what do you think of that? >> they may have been a couple of days behind but i certainly think they put it into context. look, harry reid is a bumbling senate leader. he hasnt been able to pass a budget or do anything about entitlement reform, hes done nothing worthwhile except the bidding of the obama administration. they have pointed out that harry is lying, and the public needs to understand that harry is lying, so i think they put in it context. bill: there are a number of democrats ...

a 5-4 decision in the end, it was john roberts, the chief justice appointed by president bush who saved the health care law. senator obama voted against roberts confirmation in 2005. roberts went against his four conservative justices ruling that the individual mandate, which requires people to buy health insurance was a tax, not a penalty that falls under the congressional power to levy taxes. a harsh oped said the remarkable decision upholding the affordable care act is shot through ...

>> eric: ill get to you in a second. i know you want to jump on this. sometimes -- >> dana: sometimes you dont need to say anything at all. let it go. let president obamas words speak for themselves. what romney there did is give them an opening to create an ad against them saying he doesnt care about the most important public workers that we have, teachers, firefighters and police officers. i dont think its necessarily true. but again, context is mythical place. >> bob: give it context. the rea...

Presents in your what appears to be a political victory for the president. but is it? karl rove is the former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, also a fox news contributor. good to talk to you again karl. >> reporter: thank you. rick: a little extra holiday cheer for the president this year, you think. >> reporter: sure, late bit. lets keep in it context. the president originally wanted a one-year extension, the republicans in the house were for a one-year ext...

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...

454,000 last week. economists say despite the drop unemployment levels are still elevated. hiring remains slow and jobs, as you know remain scarce. the u.s. getting a scolding from the international monetary fund over our growing budget deficit. right now the u.s. deficit edging up towards $1.5 trillion and the international group that looks out for the global financial system is warning the obama anministration that it better consider raising taxes as well as making cuts in spending to get this...

Legitimate claims. i disagree with congressman bartons initial statements, we need to keep our eye on the ball and get the job done jamie: to give it context, someone from the area seeing the devastation firsthand for an extended period of time, congressman barton apologizing to a company that has caused so much loss in your area, where was he coming from? >> there has been a lot of emotion in the heat of all this. but im glad congressman barton apologized. lets keep our eye on the ball, lets ge...