and john mccain. john mccain, for example, against the bush tax cuts for the richest americans. john mccain, on the other hand, totally for those very same tax cuts. >> if you go back to 2004, i know your position on the bush tax cuts did change and you talked about that before. i do want to play something you said in an interview in 2004 and ask you about it. >> i voted against the tax cuts because of the disproportionate amount that went to the wealthiest americans. i would clearly support not extending those tax cuts in order to help address the deficit. but the middle-income tax credits, the family and child tax credits, all those, i would keep. >> that's exactly what president obama said. >> what does john mccain today have to say to john mccain 2004? he says is there a statute of limitations? no, seriously, that's what he said. >> is there a statute of limitations? >> no? even though john mccain 2004 was against tax cuts for the rich, john mccain now says this. >> it is not the time to raise any

mccain seems to come up with new conditions. several years ago he would tell you if the leadership of the military were for repealing don't ask don't tell we should probably listen to them. this is john mccain on "hardball" in 2006. >> the day the leadership of the military comes to me and says, senator, we ought to change the policy, then i think we ought to consider seriously changing it because those leaders in the military are the ones we give the responsibility to. >> all right. pretty clear position. if the leadership of the military wants it to change we should listen. this past february, look what the leadership of the military said. >> last week during the state of the union address the president announced he will work with congress this year to repeal the law known as don't ask, don't tell. i fully support the president's decision. >> it is my personal belief that allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly would be the right thing to do. >> so the secretary of defense and chairman of the joint chiefs, those are pretty

what you're seeing, though, i think in the mccain family is mrs. mccain misses what mr. mccain was when probably she married him, a maverick who was able to stand up for what he knew was right, saying that, look, if the military leadership says let's get rid of it, let's do the right thing and get rid of it. it looks that in my opinion, there is a don't ask, don't tell policy, not only in the military but in certain political parties where we're saying we shouldn't be able to say what we know is the right thing to do. >> there is this as i suggested update from her. she tweeted not long ago i fully support the no hate campaign and all it stands for and am proud to be part of it but i stand by my husband's stance on dadt. i guess the simple question on that is how is that possible? >> it corrects everything that the no hate campaign stands for and it makes no sense. i think when you talk about as she did in some of the psa that bullying leads to the suicides and when you talk about the legislation that okays the bullying we have to realize that if you speak one way and th

cindy or john mccain's? >> in one particular -- >> on the repeal of don't ask, don't tell. >> on don't ask, don't tell. >> i don't care about their family life. about don't ask, don't tell. >> well, we wouldn't be talking about them but for that. on don't ask, don't tell, and this may be more of a nuance discussion than i want to get into here, i'm broadly on john mccain cease side, but not for the same reasons he is. count me more on john mccain's than cindy's. >> i believe a polling of conservatives that believe don't ask, don't tell should be repealed. are the republican politicians slow to catch up on that? what's the dynamic there? >> it's an interplay of different things. you have some slow to catch up folks. you have some folks beholden to particular interest groups. and also, you have to understand there are multiple principles at stake here. there are people who don't particularly care. you know, i speak as somebody who served in the army quite a while ak to probably no good effect for the country,

hindry, is senator mccain in denial. >> senator mccain should be listening to his daughter megan on this issue, ed. we've had don't ask, don't tell for 17 years. there's myriad studies and information available to all of us as to its effects and what the american people believe about this program. all of the western developed nations have the equivalent of an open enlistment into their militaries. we're the only one who persist in this archaic and cruel and bigoted behavior on behalf of roughly 12% of the american population. the vast majority of americans want don't ask, don't tell to be eliminated tomorrow. and for senator mccain to simply ask for another study after 17 years is putting his head in the sand. there's all the information. every woman or man needs to make an informed and fair decision on this issue. >> with all due respect, senator mccain has a great deal more of military experience than his daughter megan, than mr. hindery, ed and/or me and the truth the matter is -- >> not more than mike mullen. >> you're right. >> the chairman of the joints chiefs of staff. >> and that

cindy mccain and their daughter megan mccain did a no hate campaign of about -- opposing prop 8 a few months ago. what it says is that the country is shifting and that senator mccain is behind, meaning on the opposite side of that shift. the country is moving -- being more accepting, more open to gay people and to allowing them to serve. and so for this to come out and especially now when congress is trying to figure out how they're going to figure out to pass a repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," the timing of this ad coming out or at least us talking about it is rather interesting and might put some pressure on senator mccain to not go ahead with his threat to filibuster. >> i'm curious as i watch this, if you think there's a shift, do you think it's generational? do you think this really is a right/left divide or is it more a younger/older divide in general? >> i mean, look, i think the -- first of all, i think it's the right policy. the chairman of the joint chiefs and many in the military brass have said it's more important that you can shoot straight than you are straight. we're

it's time for tonight's full time award and we are going to get to the mccains so there john mccain and his wife cindy apparently they're a little confused on friday the no hate campaign released a new p.s.a. supporting the gay community and cindy mccain played a major role in this at take a look. are political and religious leaders tell l g b t youth that they have no future they can't get married they can't donate blood they can't serve our country openly they're not even allowed to adopt in certain states what are these kids supposed to think they're being shown by the adults in our country that there are no solutions to their problems what's worse these laws that legislate discrimination teach goalies that what they're doing is acceptable our government treats the community like second class citizens why shouldn't they. so siniora mccain says that military and politics military leaders and politicians are telling the gay youth that they have no future what she happened to be talking about her husband who is in congress and the votes that he makes on congress you know john mccain has

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mccain retre retreated. who's john mccain leading any way? not the american people. a poll from february showed that 75% of americans believe that gays should serve openly in the military. he's not leading service members and their families. according to leaked findings of a pentagon study, a majority said they would not object to serving and living with openly gay troops and john mccain isn't following the senior members of the military he said he would listen tg. both gates and mullen have said publicly and often that don't ask don't tell should go. so my question to senator mccain is, what are you afraid of? why are you defying the pentagon leadership? the american people? after serving this country so valiantly, why are you standing in the way of others who are trying to do the same thing, but are denied supply because of who they are. it is a shameful policy. senator mccain should be ashamed of himself. >> if you were to look at this through a political lens, and through the lens of a political con skistituency from the right there a political strategy and a fi

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hinder ry, is senator mccain in denial. >> senator mccain should be listening to his daughter megan on this issue, ed. we've had don't ask, don't tell for 17 years. there's myriad studies and information available to all of us as to its effects and what the american people believe about this program. all of the western developed nations have the equivalent of an open enlistment into their militaries. we're the only one who persist in this archaic and cruel and bigoted behavior on behalf of roughly 12% of the american population. the vast majority of americans want don't ask, don't tell to be eliminated tomorrow. and for senator mccain to simply ask for another study after 17 years is putting his head in the sand. there's all the information. every woman or man needs to make an informed and fair decision on this issue. >> with all due respect, senator mccain has a great deal more of military experience than his daughter megan, than mr. hindery, ed and/or me and the truth the matter is -- >> not more than mike mullen. >> you're right. >> the chairman of the joints chiefs of staff. >> and

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senator mccain now acknowledging that kind of thing scares him. >> i worry a lot. throughout the history of the republican party in modern times there's been two wings. the isolationist wing manifested before world war ii and at other times and the international side. and so i think there are going to be some tensions within our party. i don't know the incoming senator rand paul. i respect him, admire his victory, but already he has already talked about withdrawals from -- or cuts in defense, et cetera, and a number of other -- >> hey, you kids, get off my defense budget. mr. paul's coalition of the cutting entering the senate includes pat toomey of attention, who hat criticized congress. and mark kirk in illinois who called for across the board reductions in defense spending. on the house side florida representative-elect alan west who has security clearance on lean loan from god telling abc news you have to cut defense spending. back to mccain, the ranking member on armed services acknowledges there should be some defense cuts to the defense cuts but he wants to

senator mccain now acknowledging that kind of thing scares him. >> i worry a lot. throughout the history of the republican party in modern times there's been two wings. the isolationist wing manifested before world war ii and at other times and the international side. and so i think there are going to be some tensions within our party. i don't know the incoming senator rand paul. i respect him, admire his victory, but already he has already talked about withdrawals from -- or cuts in defense, et cetera, and a number of other -- >> hey, you kids, get off my defense budget. mr. paul's coalition of the cutting entering the senate includes pat toomey of attention, who hat criticized congress. and mark kirk in illinois who called for across the board reductions in defense spending. on the house side florida representative-elect alan west who has security clearance on le loan from god telling abc news you have to cut defense spending. back to mccain, the ranking member on armed services acknowledges there should be some defense cuts to the defense cuts but he wants to em

senator mccain now acknowledging that kind of thing scares him. >> i worry a lot. throughout the history of the republican party in modern times there's been two wings. the isolationist wing manifested before world war ii and at other times and the international side. and so i think there are going to be some tensions within our party. i don't know the incoming senator rand paul. i respect him, admire his victory, but already he has already talked about withdrawals from -- or cuts in defense, et cetera, and a number of other -- >> hey, you kids, get off my defense budget. mr. paul's coalition of the cutting entering the senate includes pat toomey of pennsylvania, who had criticized congress. and mark kirk in illinois who called for across the board reductions in defense spending. on the house side florida representative-elect allen west who has security clearance on loan from god telling abc news you have to cut defense spending. back to mccain, the ranking member on armed services acknowledges there should be some defense cuts to the defense cuts but he wants to e

came with a proposal in hand for what would eventually become the mccain-feingold act. the irony if it is, that mccain-feingold led to explosion of 501c through groups which can advertise at will. 501c3 groups. oh! 501c3 groups? like sojourners or color for change or the tides foundation or media hatters or people for the american way or moveon.org? center for american progress. the apollo alliance. ella saker for human rights? you mean those things? see, we had the mccain-feingold act and then mysteriously, almost unbeknownst to everyone, those groups became powerful. much more powerful. guess who controls most of the most powerful? soros. soros in the aftermath of 9/11 talked about police action as alternative to war. did anyone pick up on that? this is what he said. war is a false and misleading metaphor in the context of combatting terrorism. crimes require police work. not military action. george soros. here he is. democratic candidate for president, adopting crimes require police work not military action positions. >> what we have learned is the war on terror is m

he said senator mccain, we live, eat, sleep and fight together in close proximity. i'm concerned about the repeal. i would like to know more about it. that's the view that i got from chief petty officers and sergeants all over afghanistan. >> the ban will not be lifted in the lame duck session, is that fair to say? >> i think we should at least -- i don't think it should be, because i think once the study comes out the beginning of december, we should at least have a chance to review it and maybe have hearings on it. >> i want to spend a couple of minutes on taxes and spending. this is your 59th appearance on "meet the press." you know what that means. we have so much tape. if you go back to 2004. i know your position on the bush tax cuts did change and you talked about that before. i wanted to play something from an interview in 2004 and ask you about it. >> i voted against the tax cuts because of the disproportional amount that went to the wealthiest americans. i would clearly support not extending those tax cuts in order to help address the deficit. but the middl

says to me, senator mccain, we live, eat, sleep, and fight together in proximity. i'm concerned about the repeal. i'd like to know more about it. that's the view that i got from chief petty officers and sergeants all over afghanistan. >> it's not going to be listed in the lame duck session, fair to say? >> i think we should at least -- i don't think it should be because i think once this study comes out the beginning of december we should have a chance to review it and maybe have hearings on it. >> just a couple minutes on taxes and spending. this is your 59th appearance on "meet the press." you know what that means. we have so much tape. if you go back to 2004 i know your position on the bush tax cuts did change and you've talked about it before. i want to play something you said in an interview in 2004 and ask you about it. >> i voted against the tax cuts because of the disproportional anlt that went to the wealthiest americans. i would clearly support not extending those tax cuts in order to help address the deficit but the middle income tax credits, the familie

mccain, excuse me, would do the right thing and vote in favor of repeal. again, that said, this report, once the comprehensive review is published and shared with members of congress, i do believe that he will come around and do the right thing. >> clarke cooper, thank you very much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> on election night, telemundo's jose diaz belard said if harry reid kept his senate seat, he should learn to say muchos gracias because he will have the latino community to thank. and john stewart marched to restore sanity. stephen kolbert marched to keep fear alive. and rachel tried to make sense of it all. more on her exclusive interview with john stewart. hey guys. sorry we're late. milk looks warm. finally got the whole gang together. maple brown sugar, strawberry delight, blueberry muffin. yeah, a little family reunion. [ wind rushes ] whoa! whoa! whoa! whoa! we're cereal here! what? just cooling it down. enough said. gotcha. safety first. whoo-hoo! watch the whole grain! [ female announcer ] try kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats® hot.

mccain wants to wait for a pentagon review. in that newly released ad cindy mccain said our political and religious leaders tell the youth they can't serve our country openly, end quote. senator mccain says he respects the first amendment right of all his family members, mrs. mccain later clarified her position saying while she supports the ad campaign, she stands by her husband's stance on dadt. >>> president barack obama is back in washington after wrapping up a four-nation tour of asia. on the trip home he told reporters that he plans to redouble his efforts to get back to the core principles the american people want, like maintaining a bipartisan tone and targeting earmarks. at the closing session of the apec summit while in japan, the president and 20 other world leaders pledged to work towards a free tr-trade agreement in as >>> for the first time since the vietnam war a living sftsman is set to receive the medal of honor. saul hunta will be honored for bravery in afghanistan. barbara starr has a special report at 7:00 ea

john mccain on don't ask don't tell. seriously. >>> plus, they call him the pizza boy, but for folks in illinois and the 17th district, they're now calling him congressman. >>> and the politics of watching tv. are republican viewers the secret to ratings goal? but first, today's trivia question from the almanac of american politics, if superimposed on the lower 48, about how big would alaska be? geographic, you know, in area, by the way, not in population. that answer and more ahead on "the daily rundown." i couldn't conceive this as a heart attack. the doctor leaned over and said to me, "you just beat the widow-maker." i was put on an aspirin, and it's part of my regimen now. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go see your doctor now. >>> bottom of the hour now. let's take a quick look at what's driving this friday. president obama is now in japan. it's the final stop of his ten-day tour of asia. we leaves the two-day g-20 summit in seoul with big issues still unresolve

i would hope that as a fellow combat veteran, as a fellow republican that john mccain, that senator mccain, excuse me, would do the right thing and vote in favor of repeal. again, that said, this report, once the comprehensive review is published and shared with members of congress, i do believe that he will come around and do the right thing. >> clarke cooper, thank you very much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> on election night, telemundo's jose diaz belard said if harry reid kept his senate seat, he should learn to say muchos gracias because he will have the latino community to thank. and john stewart marched to restore sanity. stephen kolbert marched to keep fear alive. and rachel tried to make sense of it all. more on her exclusive interview with john stewart. [ william ] three years ago, i started my first real job as a part time sales associate with walmart. when william came in i knew he had everything he needed to be a leader in this company. [ william ] after a couple of months, i was promoted to department manager. like, wow, really? me? a year later, i was promoted agai

the problem, mccain is saying this studsy more about how it will be implemented, not repealed. filibustered and pushed into next year, andrea. >> okay. luke russert. >>> in a nato summit in portugal this friday, president obama will outline a growing path to end the u.s. combat mission in afghanistan by 2014. using iraq as a model. but that will not be soon enough for afghan's president hamid karzai. this weekend in an unusual call to "the washington post" he criticized the u.s. military operation, and in that call to "the washington post," he infuriated general david petraeus. according to all reports. today secretary of state hillary clinton is defending u.s. operations in afghanistan. senator joe lieberman is senior member of the armed services committee, and just returned from the war zones in iraq and afghanistan. senator, thank you very much. first let's go to this dispute. hamid karzai calls "the washington post" saying he wants the footprint of u.s. troops reduced almost immediately. general pap tray is clearly concerned in sunday meetings saying that -- that that would

>>ood toe with you. >>> now senator john mccain, welcome back to "meet the press." welcome back to the country. you were, as i said, in iraq and afghanistan. you just heard david axelrod say any withdrawal will be conditions based. is that not enough to satisfy you? >> well, i would like the president to say that it's only condition based. according to mr. woodward's book, his problem is the political -- the left base of the democratic pty. you don't fight and conduct wars that way. you win, then you leave. that's what we've done in iraq. and the fact is the perception is, amongst friendand enemies alike, that we may be leaving. and that has caused them to make certain accommodations, because they can't leave. that's jusa fact, down to the govern level, down to the police chief level. they say the taliban are telling us we're leaving a they're going to cut off our heads. famous taliban captive said to his american interrogator, you've got the watches. we've got the time. >> hamid karzai, who you met with, said in "the washington post" this morning that it's time for

and senator mccain gave my husband and me a tour of the senate. we all spent a lovely, busy afternoon together. i have it on good authority that this picture of senator mccain and myself has been hanging by his desk since september of 2004. he's been looking at it every day since 2004 getting ideas. so i guess what i'm saying is this whole thing might be my fault. >> wow. does that give an entirely different context to this sketch co-starring fey and mccain from november 1st, 2008. >> why not do your holiday shopping with us? okay, listen up, everybody, i'm going rogue right now. keep your voices down. available now, we've got a bunch of these palin 2012 t-shirts. just try and wait until after tuesday to wear them, okay? because i am not going anywhere. and i'm certainly not going back to alaska. if i'm not going to the white house, i'm either running in four years or i'm going to be a white oprah. so, you know, i'm good either way. >> or both. there was one more piece of piercing political analysis from fey, which will be a remaining pose of good

john mccain did a strange thing yesterday. yesterday, senator john mccain of arizona wished snooki of "jersey shore" a happy birthday on twitter. that is a sentence that 40 years ago would have made so sense whatsoever. here are the tweets. happy birthday snooki. she wrote back, thabk -- she must have a cold. thank you, johnny. sounds like somebody is headed to the smush room there to me. snooki and -- and john mccain have been carrying out this twitter romance for awhile now. mccain says tweeting snooki reminds him of a very hot flirtation he had with amelia earhart back in the '10s. and he said snooki reminds him of his beloved skin tags, so, that's nice. [ laughter ] last night on monday night football, michael vick had one of the all-time greatest games ever for -- [ applause ] really? wow. no dog lovers, i'm guessing? did you all get bitten? how can this be? he had -- he became the first nfl player to throw for four touchdowns and rush for two more in a single game. he could wind up being the mvp of the league this year.

mccain versus mccain. the senator leading the charge to keep don't ask, don't tell and the wife speaking out against the military's ban. >>> moscow confirmed a doesn't agent blew the cover of ten russian spies. you won't believe who was giving former george w. bush a big thumbs up for his new memoir. i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. president obama is in tokyo for a summit of pacific nations the final stop on his ten-day trip to asia. so far the trip has not produced the results the white house expected. the g-20 lined up with china against the u.s. on currency and deficit issues. the trip has been overshadowed by political problems at home like whether to extend the tax cuts. savannah guthrie is traveling with the president. >> reporter: the president has wrapped up his time here in seoul. the g-20 summit is over. the president held his concluding news conference today and got a lot of questions about the bush tax cuts, specifically whether he has already decided how to compromise. your senior advi

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mccain: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. mccain: mr. president, i want to thank senator coburn and i also would like to express my appreciation to senator mccaskill and senator udall for joining in this very important amendment. and as the senator from oklahoma mentioned, this issue has been debated many times on the floor of the senate. there has been efforts to repeal certain most egregious earmarks. the bridge to nowhere in alaska was one of those that became more famous than others. and i have to say to my colleagues, i have seen with my own eyes -- and i say this with great regret -- the influence of money, the contributions in the shaping of legislation. and i have seen that come in the form of earmarks. one of the individuals that i admired a great deal, former member of the house of representatives, now resides in federal prison because of earmarking. another member of congress recently got out of prison. it was earmarking. i just saw that the former maj

it was hard for mccain. i wasn't a big supporter for john mccain. it was hard to cut spending when we had a huge increase in spending under president bush it was a hard record to defend. >> bill: it was. he is adamant about his style. laura, thanks very much. when we come right back, sally quinn liberal woman will react to my chat with president bush. charles krauthammer will do the same. we hope you stay tuned. i'm hugh jidette. i'm running for president. if elected promise our 13 trillion dollar debt will double, maybe even triple. i'll continue to ignore our spiraling i'm hugh jidette and i say borrow like there's no tomorrow. >> bill: continuing with the analysis of my conversation with president bush. this time sally quinn joins from us d.c. i will ask you the same question i asked ms. laura, did you learn anything from the interview, ms. quinn. >> i didn't learn much. i agree with laura that he comes across as incredibly attractive decent guy. what fascinates me the most is the relationship with his father. the fact that he never, very rarely

. >>> cindy mccain, the wife of senator john mccain has publicly broken with her husband's views on don't ask don't tell. >> our political and religious leaders tell lgbt use that they have no future. they can't serve our country openly. >> reporter: the former presidential candidate's daughter meghan mccain also opposes her father's view on the policy and on same-sex marriage. senator mccain says he wants to see a pentagon study on don't ask don't tell due out on december 1st before he decides his vote on the issue. >>> president obama is in japan for meetings following the g20 summit in korea. president obama arrived in yokahama today. the meetings were focused on creating a sprawling trade zone. japan is the fourth and final stop in the president's ten day tour of asia. >>> an unusual deployment sends an equipped u.s. culter to the gulf of mexico. the story behind its mission and today's homecoming coming up. >>> and you bet it was chilly this morning. freezing temperatures, frost, very cold where you live. i'll tell you how cold it'll get tomorrow morning, which cities will get the co

in the video which details the bullying of gay youth mccain makes a reference to the military policy saying it is an example of how the government treats the gay community like "second class citizens." >>> talk about a great day. plenty of sunshine and look at this. temperatures, 68 degrees. is it really november? some 10 degrees above seasonal today. we hit 65 at dulles and 65 at baltimore as well. well, it's a little cooler right now, though, however. 47 at dc. we have got 37 at dulles. a 36 at martinsburg and. winds are light and skies are clear. the cooler weather will head our way. this is the dividing line of where a cold front is. that is actually going tore our next weather maker. plenty of sunshine for today mild. cooler than it was today. but that frontal system will gradually move its way towards us. rain by monday night. tuesday looks like a pretty soaker day. could see up to an inch of rainfall. but right now at a point where we definitely need it. so for tomorrow mild conditions. temperatures into the mid-60s. 62 by the time we hit mid-day. by 5:00 it will be around 60

ahora necesitamos el apoyo del senador mccain, de republicanos y democratas. " tras reunirse con el presidente obama este martes, el congresista luis gutierrez sabe que es dificil. "estamos preparandonos para tener 1 voto despues del dia de accion de gracias. tenemos que trabajo que hacer. hay que buscar mas copatrocinadores y buscar los votos." pero los votos no estan seguros, nancy pelosi, que dejara de ser la presidenta de la camara en enero, y derroto a colegas democratas que no querian que siguiera siendo la lider democrata, ha hablado de 1 voto proximamente. mientras tanto, john boehner fue elegido unanimamente por sus colegas republicanos como el proximo presidente de la camara de representantes. "congresistas y senadores democratas y republicanos que apoyan el dream act creen que de aqui a fin de ano es el mejor momento para intentar aprobar este proyecto. creen que sera muchisimo mas dificil en los proximos 2 anos con la camara en poder de los republicanos y el senado en control democrat

john mccain and david axelrod, last mentioned because he was in the news on taxes. i heard somebody say today it's harsh, the white house is pretending to have leverage on this topic. >> on the issue of tax cuts, you heard the president. he doesn't want to negotiate from overseas or give away the end game here, which is probably some compromise here on those tax cuts being extended on those upper earners. what they want to do first, however, is try to get a deal on the middle class tax cuts being extended. they would like to separate that from the upper earners. then if he's going to deal, you're going to see the president position himself as a fiscal conservative and say look, if you want to extend this policy, where are the spending cuts to make it worthwhile? as you know, brian, the president is on record saying there's no way that we can afford to extend these tax cuts on the wealthiest americans. >> david gregory, we will next see you in that very studio sunday for "meet the press." >>> sarah palin revealed she'll make a nine-day, 16-stop tour for her new book

you've got john mccain and david axelrod, last mentioned because he was in the news on taxes. i heard somebody say today it's harsh, the white house is pretending to have leverage on this topic. >> well, on the issue of tax cuts, it's interesting, you heard the president. he doesn't want to negotiate from overseas or give away the end game here, which is probably some compromise here on those tax cuts being extended on those upper earners. what they want to do first, however, is try to get a deal on the middle class tax cuts being extended. i think they would like to separate that from the upper earners. then if he's going to deal, you're going to see the president position himself as a fiscal conservative and say to republicans, look, if you want to extend this policy, where there the corresponding spending cuts to make it worthwhile? as you know, brian, the president is on record saying there's no way that we can afford to extend these tax cuts on the wealthiest americans. >> david gregory, we will next see you in that very studio sunday for "meet the press." david, thanks.

senator mccain? >> well, thank you, mr. chairman. let me thank our distinguished witnesses for joining us this morning and for their service to our nation. i also like to join chairman in welcoming our two new members, senator coons and senator manchin. we look forward to working with you. i say to the witnesses if confirmed your respective commands will prove critical in countering a variety of asymmetric terrorist threats in the united states. general kehler, the strategic command is for snug freedom of access to space and cyberspace and coordinating global missile defense plans. and operations. missile threat from rogue nations like iran and north korea is increasing but equally worrisome is china's growing air and conventional missile capabilities. according to the u.s./china economic and security review commission, 2010 report to congress it concludes china has the ability to strike 5 out of 6 u.s. air force bases in east asia. the report also highlights china's increasingly sophisticated cyberw