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on authorizing military force soon after lawmakers return. they are still on summer recess until september 9th. there are washington heavyweights who are getting on the record early on this. peter doocy is joining us live on capitol hill for the latest from there. peter? that s right, jaime. president obama announced yesterday the united states needs to use military force against syria for moral reasons and also for national security reasons to prevent future chemical weapons use possibly he says against american interests. but he wants the folks here in congress on his side. he wants them to vote in favor of authorizing that military force first. now he has a little more than a week to try to make them fall in line. this case is going to build stronger and stronger and the president believes the united states of america for a decision like this is stronger when you have the time to be able to have the support of the united states congress and obviously the support ....
liberal state? do you know what liberal means? no. some of the dumbest things ever said on waters world. no this is not three hours long. what is ben franklin famous for? the 100th president? caution, you are about to begin the no spin zone. it begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly and thanks for watching us. should america attack syria? that is the subject of this evening s talking points. conservatives and liberals are split over the issue which as you know is rare in this country. so there is no question that storm clouds are gathering over the obama administration because the president is in trouble. he needs congress to uh official his decision to use military action. congress might not do it. although yesterday the senate foreign relationses committee voted 10-7 to support the president. they are fascinated how some prominent americans are coming down on the issues. let s define some well known people. president bush avoided speaking of current issue ....
liberal state? do you know what liberal means? no. some of the dumbest things ever said on waters world. no this is not three hours long. what is ben franklin famous for? the 100th president? caution, you are about to begin the no spin zone. it begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly and thanks for watching us. should america attack syria? that is the subject of this evening s talking points. conservatives and liberals are split over the issue which as you know is rare in this country. so there is no question that storm clouds are gathering over the obama administration because the president is in trouble. he needs congress to uh official his decision to use military action. congress might not do it. although yesterday the senate foreign relationses committee voted 10-7 to support the president. they are fascinated how some prominent americans are coming down on the issues. let s define some well known people. president bush avoided speaking of current issue ....
america s news headquarters live from the nation s capitol starts now. the debate over lifting the debt ceiling and ending the government shutdown has moved from the house to the senate now. this is just one day after the white house rejected a plan from house republicans. south carolina republican senator lyndsay graham will be joining us in the studio momentarily. we will talk to him about what his fellow senators are saying about the possibility of a deal. but first, the latest on the wrangling on capitol hill from both sides of the aisle. here is steve centanni. there is a measure of optimism today, but still no deal as the focus shifts to the u.s. senate. the senate majority leader harry reid and mitch mcconnell did sit down in a meeting yesterday to reach some kind of an agreement and they plan to keep talking though we don t know when. this after house negotiations are the white house broke down on friday. i am glad negotiations are going on. i am sad that ....
we begin with a fox news alert. the clock is ticking away as the deadline is looming large. we are less than 32 hours away from what could be the first government shutdown in almost two decades. despite working overtime this weekend, congress still has no deal at all to fund the government beyond midnight tomorrow. and the rhetoric from both sides , well, it is red-hot. chief congressional correspondent mike immanuel is live on capitol hill. with time running out the senate has taken the weekend off. house speaker john boehner blasted the decision saying,ett qo, if the senate stalls in monday afternoon it would be an act of breathtaking arrogance by the senate democratic leadership. house lawmakers passed a continuing resolution to fund the government until december 15th, late night. it would delay obamacare a year and repeal the medical device tax part of the law. a short time ago house lawmakers on the senate steps of the capitol expressed their frustration. i fee ....