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Where iran's program stands and to hold off on any kind of military action. >> certainly, we have military options that we can use to take doub these facilities and our administration has said that those options are on the table. clearly, the israelis have military options. but the problem is that the israelis want us to do it in conjunction with their military attack. >> reporter: that brings us to talks will asked for friday with iran, the and u.s. five other nations. according to the new york times, the white house will insist that iran shut down a nuclear facility built underneath a mounta...

Blithe who, forged signatures on obama's petitions. but when we caught up with him in november, he wouldn't talk to us. >> can you talk to us about the petitions in. >> no, i'm sorry. >> did you forge any subjects? >> i don't have anything to say. >> eric: did you take any petitions at all. >> i don't have anything to say. >> eric: numerous voters told us they never signed the petitions is that your signature? >> that's not my signature. >> eric: did you sign this pecision -- petition for barack obama. >> no. >> eric: this is a fake? >> absolutely. >> eric: they have pled not guilty in court. ...

Officials were in on it. no one in the indiana state elections hierarchy knew about it. it happened three years ago. what does it show that this was able to apparently, allegedly, go on so undetected? >> no one knew because the people who would have been in a position to detect it were the people, according to prosecutor this is week, who were committing the alleged fraud. >> eric: and that means, insiders can allegedly pull this off? >> that's exactly what happened. the process in indiana is to submit ballot petitions to voter registration offices. but it was officials in the offices that app...

I don't trust you. >> national pastime... >> it is. >> throughout his career, he found himself to be the story. a documentary he generated on general william westmoreland led to a $120 million liable suit, accusing wallace and others at cbs of producing a report slanted and untrue and the case was settled out of court. later, wallace made his battle with depression public, and he said he suffered because of that lawsuit. always unafraid of controversy, in the 1990s, he took on the tobacco industry. and eventually, his own network. >> they just did not want this piece to go on the air. because ...

Think, hopefully, you know, we will continue to discover -- discover this when it happens. >> eric: all right. now we know why you are at yale. ryan, tharch you for joining us. congratulations on your work. by the way, you talk about us covering this stuff -- voter fraud@fox news.com. we're on the allegations and charges across the country. >> jamie: eric, thanks for that. the latest numbers show the national unemployment rate creeping down, but is the number of jobs being created really shrinking? we will look at the real and actual unemployment rate. might surprise you. we'll be right back. ...