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Okay, we all know that Hillary is in hiding because the media is going to give their all and try to pull here over the finish line. They have received their marching orders and their talking points and they have put out a mob hit on Donald Trump. The less Hillary is seen and heard it appears her poll numbers rise while the media attacks Donald Trump 24 hours a day to distract from the fact that Hillary is low energy, in bad health and can't keep up with the stamina of Donald Trump. Plus she doesn't do news conference...

Okay, Chip Reid of CBS News asked the President a couple of tough question yesterday and here is the exchange, unless you were watching C-Span you surely did not see it on CBS News later in the evening. This exchange goes on from 11:47-18:48 in the video on C-Span web site. I wrote a sloppy draft here but you can go over to C-Span and view the whole exchange. Now, what fate will Chip Reid suffer for challenging the President since the rest of the media cheer leading squad were on their knees as usual.

The presiding federal judge in Arizona wants permission to delay bringing felons to trial. John Roll said Tuesday that Congress has essentially flooded the state with lots of new Border Patrol agents and added prosecutors to bring charges. The result, he told Capitol Media Services, is a record number of felony cases being filed. But Roll said the state is stuck with the same 13 authorized judges it has had for years. "We've reached a choke point," he said. Roll said the situation is particularly acute in Southern Arizona, where there are just five judges assigned. In actuality, there are...

John W. Courtney's world collapsed at dinnertime on a Friday in July 2001. That's when he learned from a television newscast that much of the $200,000 that he had saved from his construction job over a 30-year period was lost when his Chicago-area bank was shut down after pursuing a failed strategy of subprime loans. Seven years later, the Vietnam War veteran has yet to recoup $85,000 of his uninsured losses from Superior Bank's failure. And he watches in disbelief as one of the bank's former top officials, billionaire hotel heiress Penny Pritzker, leads the record-breaking fundraising machine of Democratic...

WHO: John McCain WHAT: Fairfax County Road to Victory Rally WHEN: Saturday, November 1, 2008 Doors open at 9:00 a.m. EDT Road to Victory Rally begins at 11:00a.m. EDT WHERE: Interstate Van Lines 5801 Rolling Road Springfield, VA 22152 You can obtain tickets for the event by going to the McCain Virginia website at http://virginia.johnmccain.com or visiting Crystal City Victory Center from 9:00 a.m. EDT to 9:00 p.m. EDT. Tickets will be available through Saturday, November 1st.

Please someone help. I am running windows xp home edition. AVG ran and alerted me to this. It said virus could not be healed and move it into the vault. I noticed for about the past three weeks something was wrong. Windows media player would try to access the internet upon booting up each time. I would not let it access and could not figure how to stop it from loading when i started my computer. I ran a virus check over it with AVG and no virus was found. So, I downloaded the latest version of windows media player...

<p>SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Smearing hot wax on Harvey Soto's back and unruly eyebrows, a black-clad aesthetician presses down on Soto's skin and with a quick tug delivers him into the world of the metrosexual man.</p> <p>The pain, puffiness and red patches are small prices to pay for being beautiful, says Soto, a 42-year-old graphic artist in San Juan.</p>

<p>I am thinking about attending graduate school in Mexico after crossing the Rio Grande by foot, presumably beyond the watchful eye of the Border Patrol.</p> <p>I suspect my status as an illegal immigrant in Mexico will not be a problem. I suspect the authorities there will feel my academic pain and offer to aid the application process.</p>

Arellano, who did not attend college, was articulate and well-informed during the interview, discussing the recent Moscow theater siege, the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and U.S. politics. Asked who his heroes were, one name came out immediately: "Bill Clinton. He did a lot for the United States and the world."

<p>A Mexican man - seized mistakenly by Henrico County police in the sniper investigation - will be released from detention and given more than two months to leave the country voluntarily.</p> <p>Meanwhile, another illegal immigrant, from Guatemala, seized in the sniper probe has been ordered deported.</p>

<p>SELLS, Ariz. — The Tohono O'odham Nation here, the second largest Indian reservation in the United States, is facing a medical crisis.</p> <p>Every month, more than 50,000 illegal aliens cross the reservation, which is located in the harsh desert regions of southern Arizona and shares 76 miles of the international border with Mexico. The illegal aliens are pushed to the remote regions of southern Arizona by a U.S. border enforcement strategy aimed at taking control of established ports of entry.</p>

<p>BALTIMORE (AP) — An Iranian national later indicted on federal charges raised suspicion at a Baltimore County airport by asking where keys to airplanes were stored, authorities said.</p> <p>Shahriar Noormohammadi, 46, was indicted in Baltimore this month on federal immigration charges. He roamed around Martin State Airport in Middle River in late May asking questions that aroused the suspicion of airport workers and Baltimore County police, records show.</p>

Federal agents swarmed into Arlington yesterday and shut down a massive immigration fraud scheme that allowed thousands of illegal immigrants to obtain permission to work in the United States -- and made millions of dollars for an Arlington lawyer and his colleague -- prosecutors said. Samuel G. Kooritzky, 63, an immigration lawyer and owner of the Capital Law Centers, and Ronald W. Bogardus, 65, an engineer, had submitted nearly 2,700 phony applications since the beginning of last year for "labor certifications" from the state and federal government, according to a 60-page affidavit filed in federal court in Alexandria yesterday. The...

Police Arrest Two In Stabbing Case Police: Girls Charged With Assault COLMAR MANOR, Md. -- A police spokeswoman said two juveniles are facing first- and second-degree assault charges in the stabbing of a 5-year-old girl in Prince George's County, Md. Corporal Tammy Sparkman said an 8-year-old girl and a 12-year-old girl were taken into custody Wednesday night. Sparkman said the 8-year-old girl was released to the custody of her parents but the 12-year-old girl was remanded to a juvenile facility. Wednesday, Kevin and Cyndi Schultz described their horror when they found out their little girl was attacked and stabbed in...

TUNE in to FOX NEWS TONIGHT TO SEE CONGRESSMAN TANCREDO LIVE on GRETA VAN SESTEREN'S, "ON THE RECORD", at 8:30PM MDT (10:30PM EDT). TOPIC IS TODAY'S WASHINGTON TIMES ARTICLE BELOW: Other guests (at this time) include: Keith Weeks, patrol agent and vice president of Local 1613 of the National Border Patrol Council in California (quoted in article below). Mexican soldiers in border crossings By Steve Miller THE WASHINGTON TIMES Heavily armed Mexican soldiers and police are crossing the U.S. border repeatedly, provoking charges from Capitol Hill that they are providing cover for drug smugglers and illegal immigrants. Last year, there...

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that illegal immigrants do not have the same rights as Americans when they are wrongly fired from U.S. jobs. The court split 5-4 on whether companies can be forced to give back pay to illegal workers when they mistreat them on the job. "Awarding back pay to illegal aliens runs counter to policies underlying" federal immigration laws, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist wrote in the court's opinion. The Bush administration had argued that penalties are needed to keep employers from wronging illegal workers, considering the estimated 7 million undocumented workers in the United...

WASHINGTON - What does combating illegal immigration have to do with combating Middle Eastern terrorists in America? Well, duh. Let's review: Three of the 19 Sept. 11 hijackers were illegal visa overstayers. Seven of the 19 obtained fraudulent I.D. cards with the help of illegal-alien day laborers in Virginia. Two of the 1993 World Trade Center bombers were illegal aliens. At least two bin Laden-linked bomb plotters attempted to cross illegally through our land borders. More than 115,000 people from Middle Eastern countries are here illegally. More than 1,000 of them were smuggled through Mexico by convicted global crime ringleader...

<p>President Bush is really angry about the two visas that recently arrived at the Venice, Fla., flight school for Mohamed Atta and Marwan al-Shehhi, two of the hijackers of September 11. He says such a, shall we say, belated INS action is "inexcusable" and shows that our entire immigration service needs reform.</p>

At a time when few technology companies are hiring and many have laid off hundreds of thousands of workers, the government issued tens of thousands of coveted H-1B visas that allow foreign workers to hold jobs in the United States for up to six years. American tech companies have insisted for years that the visas are essential to their ability to hire the right people for key jobs, and they have persuaded Congress to increase the number of visas in the H-1B program several times. But many out-of-work American engineers and their advocates see it as a giveaway of jobs ...

(CBS)Investigators now know at least six of the Sept. 11 terrorists obtained and used false IDs to carry out the deadly attacks. Since then, millions of dollars have been spent upgrading airport security. But CBS News has learned the system used to detect fake IDs has not changed at all. "It's alarming it is frightening that a terrorist can get a phony ID and board a plane," says Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif. Getting a phony ID, even six months after the terrorist attacks, is still easy, reports CBS News Correspondent Sandra Hughes. We sent two producers undercover to obtain a ...