a government agency that's approving these massive bonuses and so conveniently here the obama administration is staying silent is a perfect example of how the system is wrong all the way around because it doesn't matter if you're in the private sector or if you're working for the government as long as you're at the top then you're a ok enough exactly what my wall street is about but how much time to the mainstream media spend on this story today and i said we see none but spent a good three to four minutes for that clip that we showed you and that's only because it's in their interest to make the government on fannie and freddie look bad but not because they actually care or think that it's a sign of greater problems in our society they still didn't connect it to wall street or to occupy wall street or the housing crisis that's going to continue to keep our economy down all. that so the mainstream media chooses to miss. well here's some news that should warm the heart of americans that already have an eighty nine percent distrust in our government only a nine percent approval of their congre

own it get mo so under the obama administration some detainees being held have been declared undriveable because they've been tortured he's signed an official order for indefinite detention which means that they're not going to see a day in court they're going to remain locked up indefinitely and they've also given up on pursuing civilian trials for nine eleven suspects another broken promise by the obama white house and congress has made it pretty hard for the president blocking the transfer of detainees onto u.s. soil but a lot of the legal experts out there would agree that there is a lot more that he could have done so to mark the tenth anniversary of good motive here is that the facility is here to stay a prime example of america's human rights abuses and the obama administration's eventual embrace of the bush war on terror we have to wonder next year will be able to just update this script mark the eleventh anniversary of get most ill being open sadly i'm betting yes. now is just a little over a week ago that president obama announced that all u.s. troops would be leaving iraq at t

own it get mo so under the obama administration some detainees being held have been declared undriveable because they've been tortured he's signed an official order for indefinite detention which means that they're not going to see it in court they're going to remain locked up indefinitely and they also given up on pursuing civilian trials for nine eleven suspects another broken promise by the obama white house or congress has made it pretty hard for the president blocking the transfer of detainees onto u.s. soil but a lot of the legal experts out there would agree that there is a lot more that he could have done so as mark the tenth anniversary of good motive here is that the facility is here to say prime example of america's human rights abuses and the obama administration's eventual embrace of the bush war on terror we have to wonder next year i'll be able to just update this mark the eleventh anniversary of get most building open sadly i'm betting yes. now was just a little over a week ago that president obama announced that all u.s. troops would be leaving iraq at the end of two tho

they scared away the obama administration. unilateral sanctions are not enough. >> gregg: top congressional leaders, including boehner including nancy pelosi sent a letter to the president yesterday. we're talking about both sides of aisle here, top leaders. they asked the president you have to put stiff sanctions on iran's central bank which finances not only the nuclear program but the revolutionary guard and so forth. is that a good idea, or would it as the obama administration worries, drive up global energy prices and hurt american consumers? >> you are asking me to make a decision on whether or not our economy is going to suffer more if we put on sanctions on an iranian bank. >> gregg: exactly. >> iran is going to get a nuclear weapon. sanctions have not pressured iranian government to stop their pursuit of a nuclear weapon. we don't have much time. i say we have to do everything we can. let's do unilateral sanctions, international sanctions, let's sanction the bank. if you don't want war, you better be for every sanctio

the obama administration giving that to the iaea. and the other thing i would say when you said netanyahu was left sitting in the white house there was a reason for that. they made a commitment they were not going to expand the settlement in the west bank and he brock his word. >> eric: wait a minute. >> bob: broke his word. >> eric: there was another issue that obama suggested carving up jerusalem, which is very much against almost every israeli you talk to. >> eric: netanyahu made a commitment -- >> bob: netanyahu made a commicommitment. he buckled to the right wing. >> kimberly: keep in mind iran has been number one leader of state sponsored terrorists. >> bob: some people already saw the -- >> eric: they're yelling at me. tease, got to go. joe paterno brought down by a sex scand that rocked the football team. plus, did the man they call "joe pa" and other school officials do all they could have done? "the five" will discuss it next. ♪ ♪ what's better than gold ? free gold ! we call that hertz gold plus rewards. you earn free

administration, continuing with the obama administration. >> it started with the bush administration. did go with the obama administration. both administrations were in favor. we don't call it a bailout here. we call it the bridge loans. we have a quaint idea that we actually pay back the government. those of us from michigan, obviously the auto industry is our lifeblood here so we were supportive of the bridge loans. >> you think the rhetoric is too heated that what was done for gm and chrysler? you said we don't call it a bailout here. a lot of republicans running for president call it that. >> you know, i think in that case i would say obviously they all think there should have been more of a private sector solution, not a government solution. but i would say that ship has sailed now. the auto industry is coming back a bit. i think now we have to look at the kind of policies each of the candidates are putting forward to focus on how we go forward not only for the auto industry but manufacturing in particular. all the auto suppliers, et cetera. i do think governor perry's plan will

the obama administration giving that to the iaea. and the other thing i would say when you said netanyahu was left sitting in the white house there was a reason for that. they made a commitment they were not going to expand the settlement in the west bank and he brock his word. >> eric: wait a minute. >> bob: broke his word. >> eric: there was another issue that obama suggested carving up jerusalem, which is very much against almost every israeli you talk to. >> eric: netanyahu made a commitment -- >> bob: netanyahu made a commicommitment. he buckled to the right wing. >> kimberly: keep in mind iran has been number one leader of state sponsored terrorists. >> bob: some people already saw the -- >> eric: they're yelling at me. tease, got to go. joe paterno brought down by a sex scand that rocked the football team. plus, did the man they call "joe pa" and other school officials do all they could have done? "the five" will discuss it next. ♪ ♪ the employee of the month is... spark card from capital one. spark cash gives me the most

there is not much maneuvering space for the obama administration. is this the end of the story is so far? it seems so. >> is this going to influence thinking as the vote for fall and it -- full u.n. membership draws closer? >> you have to keep in mind that if there were a vote on palestinian statehood in the general assembly, there would be -- the security council is a different story. it does appear there is a majority for their bid at the moment, and even if there were, the u.s. are going to veto it down. unesco is not going to change that. others say that this bid in paris was not helpful because it wi make it h harde for israel and the palestinians to find common ground. >> thanks from washington, max. >> there has been a surprise visit to libya. the congratulated the victory. the national transitional council had asked the alliance to stay on until the end of the year, warning that gadaffi loyalists still support him. but they turned down requests sang its mandate had been fulfilled. >> this is the first time the nato secretary general has been

i never let them see a day in court the obama administration has also decided not to prosecute anybody from the bush administration for the torture and other atrocities that were committed and to be honest we don't even really know if people aren't still being tortured it may not be americans that are doing it is jeremy scahill reported a few months ago we have proxy prisons set up in somalia where detainees are not treated so kindly all cia black sites in afghanistan were shut down we still have secret prisons across the country that are now just being run by the military and special units and instead of capturing and torturing as an overall strategy we now have been in ministration that has decided to focus on killing so the legal business never has to get their way. as you know that killing is extended to taking out an american citizen and we're all a lot without any due process so while president obama may have outlawed torture and stands by that decision he's got a lot of explaining to do on why his continued and even expanded upon other bush policies but our mainstream media they

decided to keep using them for good no detainees the obama administration is also signed a formal detention policy to hold certain detainees indefinitely and never let them see a day in court the obama administration has also decided not to prosecute anybody from the bush administration for the torture and other atrocities that were committed. and to be honest we don't even really know if people aren't still being tortured it may not be americans that are doing it as jeremy scahill reported a few months ago we have proxy prisons set up in somalia where detainees are not treated so kindly all cia black sites in afghanistan were shut down we still have secret prisons across the country that are now just being run by the military and special units and instead of capturing and torturing as an overall strategy we now have an in ministration that has decided to focus on killing so the legal business never has to get in their way and as you know that killing is extended to taking out american citizens and we're all a lot the without any due process so while president obama may have outlawed tortur

there is no way that the obama administration, that that tight little circle of obama, ploof and axelrod could know of the distress in our community and not be acting on it. >> you say she's been ineffective. she knows of complaints and distractions in your community. you and others have complained to her. do you think she's ineffective? being muzzled or that she agrees with them? >> well, at this point, it's very hard to tell. one thing that this entire issue has clarified is that at this point today there is no way that the president cannot understand that there's a high level of anger and dissatisfaction at this abhorrent policy that he continues to promote. >> does the president understand there's a high level of anxiety and frustration? >> he understands that 150% and so does cecilia. >> but he doesn't think his policy is wrong? >> he's as frustrated as the latila teen latino community. he has said, thank you for holding my feet to the fire on this. i need your help. this administration has done a lot in terms the power there is to change the immigration system. recently they announ

president obama's administration and the u.s. government stand ready to lend our experience to any country looking for ideas about how to change driver's mind and drivers had good speed up at the same time, we're taking on another major challenge, building the transportation workforce of the 21st century, are a second theme of the day. specifically, if the u.s. -- at the u.s. department of education, we're connecting women with the opportunities to succeed. we have taken a number of steps. we have encouraged young women to pursue steady in stem disciplines. that is science, technology, engineering, and math. stem is one of our highest priorities and president obama's administration. we have developed mentor should programs for young women. we need to get more women into transportation. and we have put in place a pipeline that will bring a new generation of young women into the transportation industries. the good news is that as we revitalized our nation's transportation system, the opportunities for young women are enormous. we s

the obama administration has always been clear about the danger of the iranian nuclear program. it is a great threat to the security of to the united states and the world. a nuclear iran would likely to meet an arms race in the middle east. they already have volatility conflict, and a high degree of potential miscalculation. a nuclear iran could bolden terrorism and could threaten israel. they would pose a significant threat to the vital shipping lanes of the persian gulf and the strategic strait of hormuz. an iran armed with nuclear weapons with our -- long-range missiles would pose a serious threat to nations outside the area including our nato allies in europe. it would pose an unprecedented challenge for the nuclear prolific -- non-caloric ration treaty. -- nonproliferation treaty. it would likely lead to additional proliferation. for all these reasons, present obama is unequivocal with his policy. " there should be no doubt that the united states and international community are determined to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons." shortly after taking office, we prese

the obama administration is also signed a formal detention policy to hold certain detainees indefinitely and never let them see a day in court the obama administration has also decided not to prosecute anybody from the bush administration for the torture and other atrocities that were committed. and to be honest we don't even really know if people aren't still being tortured it may not be americans that are doing it but as jeremy scahill reported a few months ago we have proxy prisons set up in somalia where detainees are not treated so kindly while cia black sites in afghanistan were shut down we still have secret prisons across the country that are now just being run by the military and special units and instead of capturing and torturing as an overall strategy we now have an administration that has decided to focus on killing so that the legal business never has to get their way now as you know that killing is extended to taking out an american citizen on where all the locky without any due process so while president obama may have outlawed torture and stands by that decision he's got

one of the women who came to the so-called settlement works in the obama administration communications job. one of the patronage plumbs one gets. i think that the whole collection of charges are really absurd. but i do think it's been a distraction. i feel that cain has handled it well by his denials. i think something more is needed. i think he should take two steps. one, he should take a lie detector test and challenge his accusers who do it. >> laura: whoa. you lose me on the lie detector test. first of all the democratic machine point, we can't get too far afield. i think you laid out a lot of circumstantial evidence that raises questions. but i do not think we have clear evidence that the democrats have orchestrated the takedown of herman cain. i wouldn't put it past them but i think all the stuff you laid out is a lot of speculation. i don't think that necessarily points to a democrat operative or group of democrat operatives with the sole purpose of bringing down cain. >> well, you certainly have no credibility by. >> laura: that's a different question. >> two of the women. one

maybe the obama administration will tell them they should believe in ghosts. bob, you do. >> bob: i do believe in ghosts. it have seen ghosts and heard ghosts and this was after i stopped using drugs and drinking. >> andrea: you didn't take bill maher's advice. >> bob: no. six years after i was clean and living in a farm in west maryland, 300-year-old stone farm. i am telling you at night, i could hear them talking to themselveses in old english in the living room. i went down there -- you think it's nuts but i am telling you there are ghosts out there. i'm going to be protected. he ain't. >> greg: you were proba

the obama administration is cooperating with house investigators. the white house released nearly 1,200 pages of documents. those documents revealed the obama administration considered a bailout just days before it collapsed. >> a youtube video showing him beating her with a belt in 2004 went viral. we're going to warn you this is tough to watch. hillary adams posted it online last week. she was 16 years old at the time. adams suffers from cerebral palsy and says her father was angry with her for illegally downloading music and games from the internet. adams says she has some regrets about posting the video now but she hopes the attention will force her father to get some help. her father adams says he lost his temper that day but believes he did nothing wrong. >> lindsay lohan has less than a week to turn herself in to police. a judge sentenced her to 30 days in jail for violating her probation after failing to show up for a mandatory community service at a women's shelter. she must surrender by november 9th to serve her time and is still required

do you think the obama administration, as well as that matter, members of congress. do they have situational awareness, what's going on. a bird's eye view of what's taking place there? >> we have an outstanding ambassador in ann patterson who served in a number of critical countries. she's terrific and we have a very good presence there, with -- there are not as many international election observers, that people hoped, but it's obvious that people in washington are keeping very, very close tabs at the pentagon and the state department what's unfolding in egypt. >> ambassador, i have to stop you there. thank you for joining us and sharing your perspective what's taking place in egypt. >> thanks very much. >> all right. >> back here at home on the campaign trail. michele bachmann coming out swinging, attacking newt gingrich for his stance on immigration and there are new polls that show, guess what, it's newt gingrich versus mitt romney for the g.o.p. nod. and live with that is peter with that. >> reporter: hi, jamie, former speaker of the house newt gingrich had his b

, to the obama administration. in the campaign of 2008 if you look good candidate barack obama's website on economic policy there was a paragraph that was kind of to the glory of the free market. and my view is this is something which inhibits liberals and progressives from having a clear idea of what needs to be done now is simply ties their hands behind their backs and allows them to be beaten up by conservatives for not being true believers when in fact for the most part they are not. >> another school of thought when it comes to economics is the keynesian school of economics. do you agree with the general principles of how that works? >> i did a graduate studies in cambridge at king's college which was cannes college. i identify quite closely. he was one of the imaginative figures of the 20th century economics and the person who broke the mold in terms of thinking about how to deal with a cataclysmic event like the great depression. so it's impossible not to be drawn into the orbit into the context of his time.

the obama administration imposed more sanction on iran than anybody else. the question is how effective are those sanctions if you don't have cooperation from the russians and china who think they have business interest there that will allow them to continue to do bez with iranians? i agree. they're a rogue state. remember, we are in a moment when the iranians have been tied to that attempt to assassinate a saudi ambassador here in washington. denies that. the question is they will destabilize the middle east region. what support can we generate from the likes of saudi arabia in turkey and others? israel doesn't get isolated as they may take independent action? >> bret: about the saudi plot. the thought was from some that in and of itself would convince them to get on board. the action about the report by the russia and china don't suggest it's happening at all. >> russia has long interest in supporting iran against us. making it irritant and potential ally in the future. we this not changed its perception of that. china as well as relations. the diplomacy

this is rick perry and what he thinks about the obama administration's intelligence gathering. this is the administration that killed osama bin laden. ç >> here's the other issue that i think we'd failed at, that is in our ability to collect intelligence around the world this administration in particular has been an absolute failure when it comes to extending the dollar and supporting the cia and military intelligence around the world to be able to draw in that intelligence that is going to truly be able to allow us to keep the next terrorist attack from happening on american soil. >> cal in the world does he come to that conclusion? >> is nonsense, the intelligence budget has gone up significantly. we have killed all but -- all the top leaders of al qaeda already. >> the record is very strong. crystal ball, how does he know that we have not collected good intelligence? there are scores that the other administration was not able to accomplish. >> there is absolutely no proof and his completely baseless assertion. there were lots of attacks on obama, but they were all vague, h

. >>> a new report could further damage the obama administration. a memo prepared by republicans says the obama administration urged solyndra to delay announcing employee lay-offs until after last year's midterm elections. solyndra received half a billion dollar in 2009 it filed for bankruptcy more than two months ago and laid off more than 1100 workers. tomorrow the energy secretary is scheduled to testify about the solyndra investigation. >>> another major bank is making cuts. citigroup considering plans to cut 3,000 or more workers to control expenses. 900 of the cuts in the securities and banking division. citigroup has notified some employees who will lose their jobs. lay-offs could take place in the next year or so. >> chase bank is scraping three bank fees it had been testing in various parts of the country. among the fees a $10 and $15 monthly checking account fee and $3 debit card fee. >>> home sales rose last month prices -- [ unintelligible ] nearly 6500 homes were sold in the bay area in october. the median sale price was $350,000. down

and new york and a representative from the obama administration in this case the army corps of engineers so three out of five wins they're going to pass this regulatory package which they have quoted would allow twenty two thousand gas wells in the delaware river basin which would basically industrialize the headwaters of that river and contaminate them and forever change what is a national wild and scenic river a tourist destination for five point four million people and again the source of drinking water for five fifteen point six million people it also happens to be where i live so i've been campaigning with the film gas and all across the united states two hundred cities in the u.s. in the last eighteen months showing the film doing q. and a is doing rallies and on five continents. europe australia north america and another one so i'm having a rick perry moment but basically. what i what i have to do now is come home and take a stand and this is what we're asking at save the delaware river dot com you can find information about the protests that are going to be happening on november

and that little barb would apply, for example, particularly to this administration, to the obama administration. back in the campaign in 2008, if you looked at candidate barack obama's website on economic policy. there was a paragraph there that was kind of to the gloryies of the frequent and it inhibits liberals and progressives from having a clear idea of what needs to be done now. it simply ties their hands behind their back and allows them to be beaten by conservatives for not being true believers when, in fact, the most part they are not. >> so another well-known school of thought when it comes to economics is the keynesian school of economics. do you agree with the general principles of how that works? >> i did my graduate studies on cambridge. i'm a member of keynes college. i identified -- keynes was one of the great imaginative figures of 20th century economics and a person who really broke the mold in terms of thinking about how to deal with a cataclysmic event like the great depression. it's impossible not to be drawn into that orbit if you read him in the context of his time. do key

and new york and a representative from the obama administration in this case the army corps of engineers so three out of five wins they're going to pass this regulatory package which they have called it would allow twenty two thousand gas wells in the delaware river basin which would basically industrialize the headwaters of that river and contaminate them and forever change what is a national wild and scenic river a tourist destination for five point four million people and again the source of drinking water for five fifteen point six million people it also happens to be where i live so i've been campaigning with film gas and all across united states two hundred cities in the u.s. in the last eighteen months showing the film doing q. and a is doing rallies and on five continents. europe australia north america and another one so i'm having a rick perry moment but but basically. what i what i have to do now is come home and take a stand and this is what we're asking at save the delaware river dot com you can find information about the protests that are going to be happening on november t

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. >> and energy secretary steven hsu told a house committee the obama administration's loan guarantee was not plitly motivated appearing before the house energy and commerce subcommittee investigating the loan. he told lawmakers he made the final decision on the loans after a thorough scrutiny and with best interests of the taxpayers in mind. >> i want to be clear. i do not make any decision based on political consideration. >> solyndra filed last summer and republicans claim the obama administration awarded that loan guarantee because one of the main investors was a major fund-raiser for the 2008 campaign. that is a claim the administration has repeatedly denied. >> coming up here at 5:00 how your smart phone can help make the season brighter for a charity that collects during holiday autos high speed rail system stopped in its tracks by congress. why isn't it the rails in cal? >> i'm sandhya patel. weekend is approaching and we're expecting colder days and scattered showers. there will be one day this weekend where it will be mostly dry. i'll let you know when coming up. >> from mic

as this on do you think that we can expect the same from the obama administration in the years to come. i think so i have a sense that most sewing some kind of wood we him and the work we are their materials i know certainly people who work for the cia and other agencies are not allowed to write anything without it being cleared and i have to assume that even with these i love those with their national security clearances also have to hand it to somebody who goes through takes out all the good stuff so you know i think people from the obama administration will also want to cash in and remain in the public eye on the rights of the right to and then the will hand it over and all the good stuff gets taken out again russ thank you so much for your insight on all this that was russ baker investigative journalist and author of the book family of secrets the bush dynasty and the world's twenty most powerful nations are set to gather in france in a couple of days of protests are already heating up outside of the summit site today was day one of the planned four day demonstration thousands of p

meantime, back here in washington, the obama administration is effectively putting off a decision on the keystone oil pipeline from nebraska officials, environmentalists they have decided to put off that decision until the 2012 election. >> tracie potts in washington, thank you. >>> elsewhere on this veterans day, a rare display of bipartisanship to help put those who sacrificed for the nation back to work. on capitol hill yesterday every senator on the floor voted in favor of a measure to award tax credits of up to $9600 to companies that hire disabled vets who are been looking for a job for at least six months. the plan also calls for more job counseling and training for vets and troops about to be discharged. the measure now moves to the house where it is expected to pass. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news "early today" in america. the u.s. navy soared to new heights in new york yesterday. the mz 3- 8 air ship was the first blimp to be launched in half a century. test flights were conducted for communication exercises. >>> who says the youth don't care about

over the past several months in protest the obama administration has delayed its decision regarding the construction of the keystone x.l. pipeline and ultimately the administration's decision regarding the seven billion dollar trans canada project came down to environmental concerns about its route specifically going through parts of nebraska because one of the states that would host the seven hundred mile pipeline which would go through the sandhills treasure the region of the cornhusker state and national environmental organizations alarmed about the carbon footprint of oil from the tar sands joined with a basket from nebraska farmers who worried how possible oil spill would affect their land crops and livestock so the obama administration delayed their decision and a president released this saying he said because of this permit decision could affect the health and safety of the american people we should take the time to ensure that all questions are properly addressed and all the potential impacts are properly understood now yes delaying the decision is a step in the right direction

over the past several months in protest the obama administration has delayed its decision regarding the construction of the keystone x.l. pipeline and ultimately viewed ministrations decision regarding the seven billion dollar trans canada projects came down to environmental concerns about its route specifically going through parts of nebraska or ask one of the states that would host the seven hundred mile pipeline richard go through the sandhills treasured region of the cornhusker state and national environmental organizations alarmed about the carbon footprint of oil from the tar sands and joined with nebraska from nebraska farmers who worried how possible oil spill would affect their land crops and livestock so the obama administration delayed their decision and the president released this saying he said because of this permit decision could affect the health and safety of the american people we should take the time to ensure that all questions are properly addressed and all the potential impacts are properly understood now yes delaying the decision is a step in the right direction b

at least at least the obama administration is talking about it in terms of willie's trying to. and i know many people disagree with him put at least the obama administration is meeting and saying we're trying to get rid of and go through documented immigrants who are committing crimes in the history that they've explained that they're trying to prove your ties so that they're not getting rid of a grandmother who's been here for ten years and has some of the you prioritize now that you say after so many news reports came out after people realized that they were deporting four hundred thousand people a year is a much larger number isn't even his predecessor and only then did they start blocking it back i mean in reality is policy thus far has been much worse than the conservative president before him but i think that's where you start going to the state level because state level republicans you look at alabama arizona georgia. republicans in these states have passed. laws and as i think about what you're going to start looking you'll start looking down the ticket like not just th

at least at least the obama administration is talking about it in terms of. least trying to. and i know many people disagree with them put at least the obama administration is meeting and saying we're trying to get rid of. go through documented immigrants who are have committed crimes in there they've explained that they're trying to prioritize so that they're not getting rid of a grandmother who's been here for seven years and i think that's going to prioritize now that you could say after so many news reports came out after people realize they were deporting four hundred thousand people a year is a much larger number isn't even his predecessor and only then did they start watching it back i mean in reality his policy thus far has been much worse than the conservative president before him but i think that's where you start going to the state level because state level republicans you look at alabama arizona georgia. republicans in these states have passed three i am sorry immigrant laws and as i think at that point you're going to start looking start looking

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what the obama administration or obama campaign needs to is figure out how to ramp their own democratic base. that's the real question. why isn't the democratic base as enthusiastic at the republican base? >> do you think it's because the election is so far out? do you think the enthusiasm returns next summer for the base? >> absolutely. plus, i think, let's take a look at fund-raising. that to me tells you a lot about enthusiasm. the dnc out-raising the rnc. president obama out-raising all the republican candidates combined. i say that because the rnc could be making its case to its supposedly more enthusiastic base, hey, when we have our nominee, we have to be ready to go, so help us now. that's the message resonating with their own base. >> karen makes a good point there. the president despite being wildly unpopular, according to some, depending on which poll you're looking at, he has been able to raise real barrel loads of money. why is that? >> well, because, he's the incumbent. he should be raising obviously gobbles of money. the reason the republican national committee cannot rai

that may take me all the way to november to get it done. >> obama administration has decided we can wait until after the election. to decide to approve the keystone xl pipeline. the pipeline would run from canada to texas. canadian prime minister steven harper who discussed it with the president in honolulu said he is disappointed by the delay and is suggesting that china may step in. >> this highlights why canada must secure the efforts and in the meantime they will step up the effort in that regard. >> white house spokesman told me today that the administration believes in a study suggesting that the pipeline will only coordinate a few thousand jobs. a light day for president in hawaii. he had a fundraiser this morning and now out golfing. >> bret: ed henry traveling with the president in honolulu. thank you. of course, republicans who want to replace president obama will no doubt try to make hey out of the lazy remark. chief washington correspondent jim angle reports how they are doing against the president and each other. >> as the republican presidential contenders battle one anothe