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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20111001:08:54:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20111001:08:54:00

The wrong word, charles? >> no, this is a huge error. he is having trouble governing, the country is in trouble. he is seen as not having good stewardship or ability to govern and then he blames america. if he does that, he is seen as somebody compounding condescension, incompetence and narcissism all in one sentence. that is really hard to do. i think he has done it right here. >> bret: last topic, very quickly down the row. we have talked about texas governor perry. we had an interview earlier in the show. can he rebound from this last debate? and what has been a tough point in the polls dro...

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You don't have a heart if you don't support my position. if he can clean that up and start really talk about strong border protection and things like that, he will probably start to pull some of the people back. >> bret: the vulnerabilities that he has exhibited and his competitors hit him on have taken a toll. >> yeah. i'm less bullish on perry. i think that love at first sight thing is gone and he's ruined it. he can never get it back. he has gone from having, he thinks he has a mitt romney problem when he really now has a rick perry problem. and that is a difficult place for him to be. he k...

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Killing four people, the target anwar al-awlaki, the american-born cleric propagandist and one of al-qaeda notorious leaders. >> earlier this morning, anwar al-awlaki leader of al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula was killed in yemen. the death of al-awlaki is a major blow to al-qaeda's most active operational affiliate. >> reporter: the president who signed the capture or kill order for al-awlaki in april 2010, made the announcement at a retirement ceremony for chairman of the joint chiefs admiral mike mullen. >> bin laden is dead. al-awlaki is dead. al-qaeda is a much diminished network. >> rep...

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Do in 2001, we were going to kick the people over to the curb, or we're going to educate them. let them be part of the work force. we have a strong record on illegal immigration in the state of texas in what we have already done. but getting that border secure is the real issue. the federal government will not do that. then we need a new president that will. i'm that guy. >> reporter: herman cain went so far to say he couldn't support you if you were the nominee. is it different for you to be at odds with conservatives? it seems like there is a scissors new mexico the republican party and -- s...

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Secretary steven chu took responsible for making the final decision to allow solyndra continue to receive tax dollars after it technically defaulted on the $535 million federal loan, the white house expressed support for chu. >> secretary chu does have the president's full confidence. >> now the f.b.i. is reportedly looking in the accuracy of the financial representation that solyndra made to the government and possible accounting fraud. officially the f.b.i. spokesman said he couldn't comment on the investigation, but former insider says it makes sense. >> taxpayers are out over $500 million....