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Voters on her behalf in ads telling voters that she actually voted for background checks when, in fact, she voted against the form of back ground checks that new hampshire wanted and voted for a bill that would actually make the current background check system even weaker. it's a very different story in new hampshire for the democratic senator, jean shaheen, who voted for the background check bill. in that same poll, it find that senator shaheen is leading her possible opponents by double digits. those opponents include former massachusetts senator, scott brown, who she beat 44% to 29.5%. and ...

The healthcare law is ma tsa sighing and the turrum is spreading. it will save them a lot of money but it will cause all federal taxpayers -- cost federal taxpayers more. ben warned the president it would cost through the you know what. the doctor didn't say that. i did but the good doctor is here to make sense of it. doctor, this thing is getting pricier by the day. the states are saying we'll take 'em on but you feds pay the bill. >> this is not unexpected. this is only the tip of the iceberg. there are so many things in there that will continue to be revealed. and you know, the big problem ...

Slightly down from last year. as will we can only hope the incidents of loss. >> something tells me that you are not a black friday thanksgiving camper, are you? >> i'm just not that kind of man. >> that was a great report, phil. thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> not everyone is lining up, as you heard, but a new survey shows more shoppers are planning to hit stores on thanksgiving night than ever before. brit beamer is with america's research group, the organization behind the survey. tell us, brit, how many people, what proportion of shoppers are prepared to go out late thig night a...

Government might cut their payment rate by 29.5%. they like being paid quite well by the government, but they don't like when the government. >> john: you know, that's part and parcel with this, right? >> if you let the government make your payment then the government is also going to be the one to cut your payment and gets to decide. that's how it is. >> john: what's going be to be cut. it's not working, we're going off the cliff. 46 trillion dollars in the hole. >> ultimately you'll see the government step in and much more aggressive regulating the practice of medicine and decision what serv...

Jobless numbers jumped to five-week high. >> it's all about labor. at the end of the day, if a consumer feels the job is secure and incomes are going up, they will continue to spend. >> that is not the only head wind consumers are facing. interest rate and gasoline prices are on the rise. the retail sales for march were abliss, as they say, only time will tell. in new york, gerri willis, fox news. >> chris: stocks were up today. the dow gained 29.5. the s&p 500 picked up four. nasdaq finished ahead 5 2/3. ♪ >> chris: in this era of burgeoning budget deficit, people in many states are bracing...