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All federal contractors. he answered yes to both. a friend of the show, metro weekly senior political editor chris gheitner reminded us of this more than a month ago. when the white house didn't comment about when a yes was still a yes. and it became a no when president obama disappointed and vehiclesed gay supporters on wednesday when he decided not to sign executive order banning discrimination by employers with federal contracts. here is the thing, the same administration, just about a month ago, ended the same discrimination against lgbt americans, but this time for any landlord or organiz...

Whether they agree or disagree with the president's position on the mosque near ground zero in new york, many democrats were furious that the president made a big announcement friday night with little or no heads-up to them in the middle of a big midterm election campaign. ed henry was on the road with the president today, and we asked him what was the president's mindset handling this and is he prepared to talk more about it? >> reporter: while white house aides say the president is going to hold his ground here sxnt give in, they also seem to be heeding the democratic call to stop talking ab...

For sure. >> laura: lis, let me start with you, the ninth circuit the judicially liberal court of appeals in the united states. >> most reversed. >> laura: 6 to 5 on the panel rules this suit could go forward. didn't comment on the merits of the suit but that the class is actually valid. tell us about this story that goes back to 1998. >> six women in different wall matters who sued say we are discriminated against we are suing for the 1.5 million female employees that go back to 2000. the court in the six decide the most liberal court in the country ruled in this very divided opinion that the...

>> laura: part two of our is it legal segment tonight. we will begin with the ninth circuit of appeals clearing the way for a massive class action lawsuit against wal-mart. some female employees are accusing the retailer of paying men more money and promoting them more often. we are rejoined by fox attorneys and fox news analysts lis wiehl and kimberly guilfoyle both in new york. we have got to leave time for the lindsay lohan story. >> we have got to get to that for sure. >> laura: lis, let me start with you, the ninth circuit the judicially liberal court of appeals in the united states. >> m...

For sure. >> laura: lis, let me start with you, the ninth circuit the judicially liberal court of appeals in the united states. >> most reversed. >> laura: 6 to 5 on the panel rules this suit could go forward. didn't comment on the merits of the suit but that the class is actually valid. tell us about this story that goes back to 1998. >> six women in different wall matters who sued say we are discriminated against we are suing for the 1.5 million female employees that go back to 2000. the court in the six decide the most liberal court in the country ruled in this very divided opinion that the...