ABC has a poll out asking what Americans want for Christmas. The results? Christmas is pretty ordinary: pair of boots, warm coat, supersonic jet and submachine gun. They may want to keep an eye on the person who asked for the submachine gun. A day after President Obama talked about spending like its Monopoly money, Congress is set to raise the debt ceiling again.

Thanks to the tough economy re-gifting is becoming more popular this holiday season. What are the rules for re-gifting? Have you ever gotten a gift that was clearly "used"? The Democrats are trying to change Senate procedures so that ObamaCare can never be repealed. Erick Erickson with the website Redstate.com broke the story.

The Grinch who melted the North Pole: Build-A-Bear Workshop is sending out a message from Santa Claus that Christmas may be canceled this year due to Global Warming. # A New York city hospital nearly destroyed a woman's life and wrecked her marriage after misdiagnosing her with terminal HIV, hepatitis and herpes, according to a bombshell lawsuit. Alabama Congressman Parker Griffith defected from the Democratic party to the Republicans yesterday. Fox News political analyst Jeff Birnbaum with the Washington Times joined the show to talk about the fallout from the move.

44% of voters say they approve of the President’s job performance. Fifty-six percent now disapprove. That’s a new low in the era of Hopenchange. Former House Speaker Denny Hastert is in the news and it's not good news. Hastert has been getting thousands of dollars in taxpayer to pay for his office since he left the House. The City of Chicago will be shutting down early for the Christmas holiday. The move is a part of Mayor Daley's plan to save the cash-strapped city money.

Heather Stearns husband showed up at a gay bar to drunkenly heckle Stearns opponent Jim Madigan. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse took to the Senate floor yesterday and said the only ones opposing the health care bills are “the birthers, the fanatics, the people running around in right-wing militia and Aryan support groups”. Mary Katharine Ham from The Weekly Standard joined the show to weigh in on Whitehouse and the Senate health care debate. The Democrats are trying to push through a rules change that would make it impossible to ever repeal ObamaCare. A priest in Great Britain is encouraging his congregation to fight the bad economy by shoplifting. He says that as long as they only rip-off big chain stores, it’s perfectly alright.

A couple in Tulsa who adopted a child two years ago say the boy has such severe behavior problems that they want to return the child to the state. Should the parents be allowed to return the child? Andy McCarthy is a contributing editor at The National Review and author "Willful Blindness: Memoir of the Jihad," he joined the show to weigh in on the transfer of Gitmo detainees to Thomson.

Good news, the federal government has finally laid down the law. Airlines are only allowed to keep you locked in an airplane on the tarmac for three hours. A Bears fan group wants to buy a billboard to protest the Bears terrible, awful, no good, very bad season. A group called “BearsFansUnited” is calling for Lovie Smith, Ron Turner, Jerry Angelo and Ted Phillips to all be fired. Martin Kady the Deputy Congressional Editor for Politico.com joined the show to talk about what the health care bill might look like after it gets through the conference committee.

Rich Lowry with The National Review has Five Reasons that ObamaCare still may not pass in the Senate. Tiger Woods Update: Woods has finally run out of Adult Swim re-runs to watch and is taking some friends to the Bahamas on his yacht. Democratic strategists have come up with a strategy, they will pin their hopes on ObamaCare and blaming George Bush.

Hero of the day: A Boy Scout in North Carolina found a purse with $2000 in it. He gave the money back, and got a $100. Would you have given the money back? A D.C. policeman has been accused of pulling gun to quell snowball fight. The video has already become a viral sensation.

Hero of the day: A Boy Scout in North Carolina found a purse with $2000 in it. He gave the money back, and got a $100. Would you have given the money back? A D.C. policeman has been accused of pulling gun to quell snowball fight. The video has already become a viral sensation.

Judge rules that City of Chicago can use eminent domain to relocate cemetery for O’Hare expansion. The move is expected to displace almost 1,100 potential voters. U.S. soldiers in Iraq could face a court-martial for getting pregnant. Units have been short handed, and obviously that would effect their ability to be deployed. Do you think that's a good idea?

In the wake of his infidelity and possible divorce, Tiger Woods is spending his time watching cartoons and golfing alone at night. Actress Brittany Murphy died very suddenly in LA over the weekend at age 32. James Cameron wins again. Avatar picked up $73 million in the US and $220 million worldwide. And this with a blizzard going on in the northeast.

The Globe has released its list of the 10 most irritating people of 2009. Who would top your list? Plus, Michael Medved.

Sheriff Joe Arpaio is back in the news. He has put inmates in tent cities and made them wear pink jump suits. Now he is pumping Christmas music through the PA system at his jail 12 hours a day. Inmates are filing a lawsuit against him. Is that festive or cruel and unusual punishment? An Arizona man defended himself against an attack from a bobcat. PETA is actually upset with him because he killed the beast. Insurgents in Iraq have used off-the-shelf software to hack into US Predator drones. Cole August is the Defense Industry Reporter for the Wall Street Journal and joined the show to talk about the story.

Senator Durbin has invited critics of the plan to bring terror suspects to Thomson to come check out the prison for themselves. If you had your choice of who to send to Gitmo-north, who would it be? Big John's Wheel of Conundrums: If you were stranded on a deserted island, would you rather have your best friend or satellite TV with you? Chris Wallace joined the show for his weekly preview of Fox News Sunday.

A billboard at a New Zealand church depicting a downcast Joseph lying beside Mary in bed and the heading "God is a hard act to follow" They say it is a positive message, what do you think? Tiger Update: A source close to Tiger Woods’ wife tells ABC News that a “divorce is 100 percent on.” Democratic Sen. Al Franken took the unusual step Thursday of shutting down Sen. Joe Lieberman on the Senate floor. It's just another sign of how contentious the health care debate in the Senate has gotten.

The Joliet Jackhammers have a new billboard with a message from God asking people to buy tickets. A portion of the money raised will go to a church or charity of the fans choice. So is it a good promotion or blasphemy? Kids are going bad younger and younger these days. A 4-year-old Tennessee boy, beer in hand, is accused of stealing Christmas presents from his neighbors. Costco is trying to help Sarah Palin out by removing the tomatoes from their stores before her apperances.

Last night NBC 5 ran a story on a youtube video from St. Louis. As news staffs shrink, we reporters now reduced to scouring youtube for leads? Iran has tested a new long range missile that can reach Israel and several US military bases in the middle east. Former United Nations ambassador John Bolton joined John and Cisco to talk about the implications of the test. What would you do if you won the lottery? Quit your job? Buy a sports car? A ticket on a spaceflight? This Florida guy took his money and up and left his wife. She is now being evicted from her home.

The AP has named Tiger Woods as the Athlete of the Decade. If you had a vote, would you have picked Woods? Scare tactics: President Obama told ABC News anchor Charles Gibson that the federal government "will go bankrupt" if Congress does not pass a health care bill. Gun of the Day Update: Hunters donate meat to homeless shelter to feed the hungry, PETA is not pleased. As Democrats are nearing completion on a health care reform bill, Senate Republicans have launched an offensive to stall the debate. Senator John Barrasso (R-WY) worked as a medical doctor for 25 years before getting into politicos, and he says that this bill will be bad for America.

The GOP may be trying to win back the black vote in a unique way. Republicans John McCain and Peter King are lobbying the Department of Justice to pardon boxer Jack Johnson. Former Governor Rod Blagojevich was at Columbia College to review Elvis movies. Senator Chuck Shumer called a flight attendant a not so nice name on a flight back to New York. I’d rather not say it here, but it starts with a “B” ends with “itch” and has been used by Larry King to describe Hillary Clinton. Shumer was angry about being asked to turn off his cell phone… like every other passenger is.

Tiger Woods Update: Elin Woods was spotted pumping gas without her wedding ring. It looks like the US Senate has come up with a deal on health care minus a public option. John and Cisco talked about the latest on the debate with Patrick O'Connor, Congressional Reporter for the Politico. John needs a new cell phone carrier. Plus, Thanks to the bad economy kids are coming up with more and more modest Christmas gift ideas.

A bill being pushed by Democrats in the House would give all illegal immigrants legal status. They would have to register with the government, pay a $500 fine for each adult, learn English and pass background checks. A drunken Santa was spotted stumbling around and asking kids where he parked his reindeer in Sparta, WI. Charlie Gasparino is CNBC's On-Air Editor and author of "The Sellout." He believes that President Obama is presenting two different faces to Wall Street, one in public and one behind closed doors.

The White House party crashers weren't an isolated incident. A Georgia couple who showed up at the White House a day early for a tour somehow wound up at an invitation-only breakfast with the Obama's. Yesterday we learned that Gitmo detainees coming to Thomson is all but a done deal. Congressman Peter Roskam joined John and Cisco to weigh in. 8 year old Massachusetts boy is send home for drawing a picture of Jesus. The assignment was to draw something that makes them think of Christmas. Their reasoning is that the little one drew a picture of Jesus on the cross, and that was too violent. Still, sent home for drawing Jesus for Christmas?

War on Christmas in Kokomo: Our neighbors in Indiana have replaced the baby Jesus and Mary with dinosaurs and the Loch Ness monster. John and Cisco health desk: 800,000 doses of the children’s swine flu vaccine have been recalled. Apparently they weren’t strong enough. Plus, if you have more than five CT Scans in your life, you may be what they in the medical business call a “goner” A third grader in New Jersey had her Bible taken away from her at school. She was told that it was inappropriate reading material.

Former Cheers star George Wendt joined John and Cisco to talk about his new book Drinking with George: A Barstool Professional’s Guide to Beer. The legal team behind Rod Blagojevich may call President Obama to testify. Since the case isn't against him, and it wouldn't involve any executive privilege do you think that Obama will testify? People in Asheville are now threatening to go to court to keep an atheist from taking his seat on the city council. The North Carolina constitution says that atheists are barred from serving in elected office, but that law has already been struck down by the Supreme Court.