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Congress, its something that has been a theme for him. talking about bills to get jobs, to get the economy moving. all of those things, obviously, we are expecting if there are questions and we are expecting a few questions from the president. but initially, there will be a statement by the president, we expect to focus on the economy. in addition to that, it comings a day after those new fund-raising numbers for the campaigns in which we got a record amount of money in may for barack obama, $60...

>> they dont like latinos. they want to take money out of college students back pocket so they dont have to take exxon-mobil tax breaks away when they made a record amount of profits. the priorities are not the right priorities for america. they dont care what anybody says except for themselves and the corporate master like the koch brothers. >> the republicans really dont care. they have one master, money. if your platform is i dont like muslims, days, i dont like hispanics. i dont like women. ...

Polls. i dont think this works. they want it tell women what to do in their personal lives, they dont like latinos, they want to take money out of college students pockets so they dont have to take exxonmobiles tax break away when they made a record amount of profits. their priorities are not the right priorities for america. >> catch "the ed show" at 8:00 p.m. new details are emerging on a terror bomb plot in yemen. for the first time the cia has an operative inside al qaeda. it appears the u...

the turn too late. >> and also in politics, newt gingrich is making up some ground you might call it. he is closing the gap the front-runner mitt romney in south carolina. trouble may be brewing, though. his daughters are having to come to his defense after an interview which is scheduled for today is about to go after him from his ex-wife. >> and a rare winter storm that pounded the pacific northwest. it is now heading east. rob is tracking the forecast. where it will go next and how ...

Nothing relatively speaking. >> youre wrong. as a nation, we paid a record amount of money last year for motor fuel. almost half a trillion dollars per household. >> youre citing an absolute number. >> and we paid a lot of money for motor fuel. out of americans policies and we didnt get back to the record i.t. in 08, as a nation were paying more money than ever for motor fuel. >> and so, here is the thing, as the presidents been taking his victory laps on the payroll tax cuts. he says something ...

The way if youve got fox business youll know what were talking about. >> neil: im going to leave it at that. >> hallelujah and praise the lord. its about charles pointing out deflation and home prices and weighs on americas idea about the economy and two, its gas prices and last year, the average household paid a record amount for motor fuels, $4100-- 4150. 4,150 dollars, thats weighing on it not just the unemployment rate which is slapped on the front page of every newspaper. >> neil: adam, if ...

The way if youve got fox business youll know what were talking about. >> neil: im going to leave it at that. >> hallelujah and praise the lord. its about charles pointing out deflation and home prices and weighs on americas idea about the economy and two, its gas prices and last year, the average household paid a record amount for motor fuels, $4100-- 4150. 4,150 dollars, thats weighing on it not just the unemployment rate which is slapped on the front page of every newspaper. >> neil: adam, if ...

Robust this year. heres the bad thing. why were we close to the double-dip recession? the fact is a lot of the great corporate profits were coming from overseas. we have a is serious issues heading into 2012. heather: you say this is the worst post-recession period in history. why? >> there are a whole lot of factors. this administration has been a anti-business for the most part. record amount of banks holding onto money. households holding onto money to pare down their debts. and businesses ho...

bust. a man once on the short list for the treasury secretary right in the middle of it. >> including a president? >> including a president. >> former secretary of state, condoleezza rice talking about a poison scare at the white house. 24 hours that could have drastically changed history. proof that one woman can change history. one woman with a revolt of bank of america. this is all on "american morning." all right, good morning. its wednesday, november 2nd. welcome to "american ...

Gas production went up and we have a record amount of drilling now, for shale gas right now, and im assuming we will see a glut of natural gas unless we get a very cold winter and the producers are probably praying for a cold winter because the prices could clap. if we build a few more pipelines, we should see a flood of gas come online next month and that will keep the prices under control. >>neil: but you work with a lot of crazy people. truth be told. they get acted up and crazy thinking, all...