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Holtes aoh ri hosting "oreilly." find of playing. take a loonchts youre fired, up for the weekend. who knows. dana? >> i had a fairly good one about spell jobs. jobs, but theres no s. >> that was fantastic. dana, as always, a pleasure. >> okay. 8:00 tonight. see what happens. >> did you get a repeat of something? look at greg. >> all right. >> one last thing. a new leftover act. you go a restaurant. you always have leftovers, because portions of gigantic. what can you do. have your leftovers. so...

Housing. if he wants to do all of that he has got to tell the banks to do it. this is a form of social engineering. it is coercing private banks to do the political will of the president. it is very risky. therefore, heather, at the end of the day, the taxpayer will still be on the hook if there is another crash. >> you know what i heard in all that, stu? more loans to poor credit borrowers. >> yes. >> have we not been here before? it sounds awful like what caused us to get in trouble in the fir...

Its actually not an easy case to make that they actually help these players get a really large, unfair advantage. >> i would love to see the evidence. theres only one player that has been positively say it helped, and that is barry bonds who became a greater player after the age of 35 and for the rest of his career. but barry bonds was a lab rat for the most advanced lab in the country. these other guys, who knows what theyre taking. do they even know what theyre taking? now, youve got rodriguez...

To make that they actually help these players get a really large, unfair advantage. >> i would love to see the evidence. theres only one player that has been positively say it helped, and that is barry bonds who became a greater player after the age of 35 and for the rest of his career. but barry bonds was a lab rat for the most advanced lab in the country. these other guys, who knows what theyre taking. do they even know what theyre taking? now, youve got rodriguez now accused of taking hgh. hu...

Not everybody thinks so. joining me now is the sports columnist for theatlantic.com and also the author of the book "mickey and willie." you have this really thought provoking point, and one of the points you make, for all the talk of steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs, its actually not an easy case to make that they actually help these players get a really large, unfair advantage. >> i would love to see the evidence. theres only one player that has been positively say it helped, and...

Im brianna keilar in for carol costello. 19 embassies and consulates are closed for a week over major security concerns. these closures were prompted by several factors, including an al qaeda message intercepted by the u.s. that threatened attacks. adding to the concerns, ramadan ends this week and several prison breaks have occurred in the region. lets go now to wall street where the opening bell is about to ring. investors are hoping for a repeat of last week after stocks, once again, posted...

Nobody. even though we knew, "the new york times" talked to some of the suspects and others have since then, we havent done anything. now some are wondering is this a gross overreaction to some intel? susan rice, who is currently running the n.s.a., reportedly sees similarities trying to make sure this is not a repeat of what happened last year. heres lindsay graham and bill crystal. >> they are taking the right approach to this. benghazi was a complete failure. the threats were real there, repo...

Return of mitt romney. political editor paul stein h steinhauser has it all. >> its august and capitol hills quiet as lawmakers head back the their home districts and states for summer recess. the big question -- will we see a repeat of this? >> get off of me! >> those were the tea party protests against obama care, congressional town halls four augusts ago. conservative groups say theyre planning a repeat performance with pro-obama groups saying theyll be out supporting the law. tuesday the pre...

>> the similarity between the case of dr. gosnell and planned parenthood of delaware is that they both operated extremely hazardous abortion clinics, and that their respective states refused to close despite the repeated warnings. >> the former employees, who say they are pro-choice, recount stories of rushed unsanitary abortions, unsterile equipment, poorly trained staff, and patients who were never told that they had tested positive for sexually-transmitted diseases. >> i would urge anyone who...

York/washington/boston media academic corridor, and they think they are obama. same education, same schools, same world view, but theres also, i think -- ive been doing my radio show for 25 years, and its gotten to the point now where things are starting to repeat, start hearing the same things over and over about the same issues. and you realize that not a whole lot really changes. and the interesting thing to me, i think the explanation, thet a is, in 1988 you had cnn, the three networks, and ...