Obama Presses Congress To Solve Housing Crisis In Weekly AddressOver the last couple of weeks, I’ve been traveling around the country and talking with folks about my blueprint for an economy built to last. It’s a blueprint that focuses on restoring the things we’ve always done best. Our strengths. American manufacturing. American energy. The skills and education of American workers. And most impo
"Real Time" Panel Discusses If Obama Will Run On His RecordRick Lazio, Wes Moore, Suze Orman and host Bill Maher discuss President Obama's strategy in his run for a second term. Maher says he should run on his record as it has been successful, Orman agrees with the same reasoning. "I think he can run on his record," an optimistic Bill Maher said. "I think it's coming around to be a pretty good record."
Maher: Occupy Protesters Are "Douchebags" Who Need To "Get A Job"Bill Maher turned his ire toward the "Occupy" protests that took place across the country in the fall and continue in some locations today. Maher says he find himself "almost in agreement with Newt Gingrich" and tells them to "get a job." Maher said they initially did a good job, but now the "movement" is "just a bunch of douchebags who think th
Rep. Meehan Touts "Common Ground" On Energy, Infrastructure In GOP WeeklyHello, I'm Pat Meehan, and I represent the hardworking people of Pennsylvania's Seventh Congressional District. The need for Washington to act on jobs is as urgent as ever. The nation's unemployment rate has now exceeded eight percent for three years running -- the longest stretch since the Great Depression. Struggling families and worke
O'Reilly: Komen Decision A Victory For "Secular Voices" In AmericaBill O'Reilly: This controversy is another example of how powerful secular forces have become in the U.S.A.
Reich: GOP Setting Themselves Up To Be Blamed If Trend Doesn't ContinueFormer Secretary of Labor Robert Reich says the Republicans in Congress are going to be blamed if the current economy trend doesn't continue. He says this means that they will have to pass more unemployment benefits.
"Special Report" Panel On The Jobs ReportCharles Krauthammer, Kirsten Powers and Steve Hayes discuss.