other crimes that were consequential about a rock obama, one was barack obama as a muslim, fowls of around with terrorists, that one was said to have traction, those statements, once people believe them it was hard for them to say, okay, i'm going to vote for them. at other viral e-mails, charges laid against obama, one was about him being the antichrist. it is stated in the bible that it will happen sooner or later. this man fits every description from the bible for the antichrist. born tough black muslim from kenya and a white atheist from wichita, kan., obama takes great care to conceal the fact. sworn in the senate, not on the holy bible, but instead on the crown. then, of course, other questions about his birth. these are things that are hard to stop, hard to monitor, and some people have pointed out that sometimes people say they believe things mainly because they don't believe them 100% but want to express some kind of frustration against the other side. in doing so ideas it facilitated and it has consequences of the electorate. one final thing that i want to adjust tap before i tur

the obamas attended a star-studded banquet at buckingham palace. our royal correspondent has been following all the day's events. for years, the americans shied away from this kind of palace pomp and ceremony, which is why remarkably, this is only the second state visit by a u.s. president, but this evening, a relationship between two nations which have done so much together was celebrated at the palace in style. >> mr. president, i'm delighted to welcome you and mrs. obama to london. >> at a state banquet, the queen recalled how the united states had come to the aid of europe in two world wars. she said america remains britain's most important ally. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are here to celebrate the tried, tested and yet special relationship between our two countries. >> thank you for your -- >> in reply, president obama paid tribute to the united kingdom. >> it is a great honor to join you again in this great country as we reaffirm the enduring bonds between our two nations and reenforce this special relationship. >> the president recalled the

an expert on transatlantic relations offer their insight into barack obama's world. >> president obama has a clear foreign policy and economic goals and it looks for the partners he needs to achieve these goals. if europe wants to participate, by all means they are welcome. if not, president obama will look for other partners, as will any other president who comes after him. >> i think it varies according to where the interests of the united states why. is the interest in economics? europe is a big factor. is the interest in china? europe is less of a factor. if the interest is the middle east, the united states plays a dominant role, in europe as a backup role. it is a very spectrum. -- it is a very that spectrum. >> guantanamo bay detention center. europeans had a chance to play a central role here. back in his campaign, closing guantanamo was a high part of his platform. it went as far as to close it down in his first year in office, a feat he did not achieve. partially because of a lack of support from europe. >> the hopes were that european states would take guantanamo bay inmates

and the president of the united states is barack obama. and rudy giuliani who publicly cares about nothing in this world more than vengeance for what happened in this city on september 11th should be saying, thank god barack obama is our president. of course, he won't say that. rudy giuliani could never look into his soul and find the grace to say that about a political opponent. giuliani is too partisan to say that and much, much too simple minded. rudy giuliani will surely remain a purveyor of a and a believer in the american political cliche democrats are soft on defense. democrats have done everything they could possibly do to rewrite that cliche, but it has persisted. in 2004 when the republican message machine had to turn john kerry a genuine war hero into an unreliable coward they were able to do that with just enough voters to squeak out a win because republicans had been laying the foundation of that lie with decades, decades of lying about democrats being weak on the defense of this country. john kerry a brave decorated warrior w

>> obama: yeah. >> kroft: did he move out of that compound? >> obama: that we don't know yet. but we know that, for five to six years, this compound was there, and our belief is... is that he was there during that time. >> kroft: this was your decision whether to proceed or not, and how to proceed. what was the most difficult part of that decision? >> obama: the most difficult part is always the fact that you're sending guys into harm's way. and there are a lot of things that could go wrong. i mean, there're a lot of moving parts here. so, my biggest concern was, if i'm sending those guys in and murphy's law applies and something happens, can we still get our guys out? so that's point number one. these guys are going in... in, you know, the darkness of night, and they don't know what they're going to find there. they don't know if the building is rigged. they don't know if, you know, there are explosives that are triggered by a particular door opening. so huge risks that these guys are taking. and so

bush to barack obama. yeah i'm afraid there is i don't agree with you said on that the the difference is that what the president called the one hundred sixty seven lines which of course are really the one hundred forty nine armistice lines just a quick bit of history which were established when the arab armies from jordan egypt syria and even lebanon on invaded israel following its birth so those are the armistice lines where the armies happen to stop their invasion that's not the international law line in fact the international law that applies is un resolution two forty two which calls for secure borders for israel and envisions that the disputed territory what we now call the israelis call today and some area and many of you are lying or what is the west bank so it's a thing in just one second let me just finish this first point that the disputed territory is. under the palestinian of trepidation all going to go to the arab side in fact it's disputed territory you know under a solution two for two envis

bush to barack obama. yeah i'm afraid there is no i don't agree with his saying on that he the difference is that what the president called the one nine hundred sixty seven lines which of course are really the one hundred forty nine armistice lines just a quick bit of history which were established when the arab armies from jordan egypt syria and even lebannon invaded israel following your spirit so those are the armistice lines where the armies happened to stop their invasion that's not the international law line in fact the international law that applies is un resolution two forty two which calls for secure borders for israel and envisions that the disputed territory what we now call the israelis call today and some area and many of your viewers i know it is the west bank say something just one second let me just finish this first point that the disputed territory is. under the palestinian authority taishan all going to go to the arab side in fact it's disputed territory the u.n. resolution two forty two

obama to really overdue his criticism of the israeli side. tomorrow, the israeli prime minister will be in washington. so he has to be of a careful not to estranged his israeli friends and allies. >> looking at the issue of jordan, there has been mixed reaction to the obama speech in the arab world. some say that arab leaders will not like it and air reformers will not like it much. >> i think people will take notice of the speech, but they will not take care of his remarks. i think that he delivered a speech to years ago that left a much deeper impression on the arabs. of course, the american government failed to deliver. there was a lot of kind words, which will thinking, but not really action on the ground. it is now the arabs themselves that have changed in the middle east and the americans need to react. this is the basic message of the american president tonight saying, yes, we did understand that the middle east will have a new shape. it will never be the same again as it was in the past. and we, in america, understood that we need to

i think barack obama is beatable and funny well. whatever government says they're for keeping safe get ready because their freedom. about the big picture i'm tom hartman come. up in this half hour the white house says no releasing photos of slain extremist leader osama bin laden meanwhile right wingers continue to praise former president george bush for his capture or discuss these topics and more insights from good week from and later we all know fox so-called news has a habit of separating fact from fiction those who are distorting the image of the government but surprisingly it didn't start.

. ♪ ♪ >> my name is barack obama. [cheering] of the moneygal obama. and i come home to find the -- that we lost along the way. >> president barack obama at and first lady michelle obama this week attended a g-8 summit in europe. the first stop was dublin. irish prime minister kenny greeted the president and the first lady. president obama and his entourage then traveled by motorcade the 87 miles to moneygall, to visit a distant relative of five generations ago, his great, great, great- grandfather. his name was -- kearny. in moneygall, obama tried his own hand at rhythms, coupled are three words of authentic gaelic. >> remember that whatever hardships the winter may bring, springtime is always just around the corner. if they they keep arguing with you, just respond with the simple creed -- yes, we can! >> question, will were there compelling reasons for the state visit to the irish people? or was this mostly a campaign event, pat? >> look, i think it was terrific. the irish are one of few people on this earth that really like americans. he goes over t

has done george bush did not bomb yemen obama has bombed yemen george bush did not bomb libya obama has been happier you know this is an extension of the the children bush policy in my view and that was located musician poet playwright and political activist. well as president obama address the middle east this sunday will actually mark three weeks since the death of osama bin laden remains face of evil in america for the last decade but now the terrorist death also brought an end to the fear of islam in this country are going to start here starting to delve into the struggles of the muslim community after and one that's. getting drunker which is dead but dispelling caster still causing chills if you're islam and muslims come to talk to some not iraq is alive and kicking there is this this stigma there's this bias conscious and unconscious about muslims and you know alina phobia is at its height in the united states muslims i definitely targeted just because of who they are one of the lead targets of discrimination this sixty one year old in march i mean up to lead to death was rece

did obama trump trump, or did trump trump obama? pat and. >> trump forced the president into the press room, to get his birth certificate, said bring it back, and obama brought it back! trump won it hands down. >> you think it was a -- foregone conclusion that president obama would have to reveal -- >> nobody ended the argument, would guess yes. on television, please reveal it and get it out of way. >> you think he brought it alive -- >> i think he deliberately kept a it alive. i don't know y but he kept it alive too long and it gun to hurt him. >> do you think he knew all along that he could produce this birth certificate on call, and he was saving it in order to direct the press to cover this and not cover say this weekend, like bernanke? >> no i think he was holding it off for some reason, i'm not sure which. people said it's an embarrassment, why should i do this? but he held it too long, three weeks ago he should have done it. >> three weeks ago or two days ago, it was a degrading thing for this president to get involved in. i'

we believe obama. the other thing is putting up the photographs could come back to bite them as well. when shea was killed -- >> we have his photograph on the more to worry slab. >> that is one of them. >> that is not the kind of iconic image emblazoned on t- shirts. >> what is the point about that? >> the point about shelling that was to show this terrorist had been killed -- the point about showing that was that this terrorist has been killed, but he evolved into one of the top euros despite this -- the top here rose despite this intention to dismiss him. >> what about laurent gbagbo, he was alive when this photograph was taken. is there something about the photograph of a dictator or tyrant in his underwear that is incredibly effective politically? >> absolutely, it is critically important in life and death. to be seen it and a shabby, a humiliating fashion, powerless, it is very important. i would take issue with perhaps what he said. bin laden was so elusive in life, and allowing him to be elusive

the implication is that obama is not up to snuff. you know, skepticism about black intelligence and suspicion about black humanity have gone hand in hand throughout the history of this country in seeding the perception that black people don't quite measure up. thomas jefferson was skeptical about the rational capacity of black people. i'm not equating thomas jefferson and donald trump. we don't have to fear that donald trump is the face of the republican party; maybe another part of the anatomy might be more correct. >> schieffer: (laughing) >> this bigotry, he's part of a bigot-ocracy. this bigot out there promoting conspiracy theories, half- hearted truths, factual errors barack obama is a magna cum laude graduate, editor of the harvard law school. unimpeachable intellectual credentials, and now we have a retroactive bigotry that tries to question his very bona fide status. i think this is shameful and it's sad. unfortunately, donald trump has commandeered the bully pulpit. if he is indeed the voice of republicans, they ought to sa

i reserve how i feel about obama on how he deals with pakistan. >> barack obama had the courage and the guts and the coolness. >> the best night of his presidency. >> sean: this week our special bin laden edition. all of that, plus one of the nfl's most controversial coaches stops by. rex ryan coach of the new york jets here. we are on the road to 2012. hannity starts right here, right now. despite the president's best efforts the photographs of a deceased bin laden may still see the light of day. associated press has filed a request under the fry dom of information act for the release of the photos. the administration has 20 days to spoken. the ap is asking the obama administration release the photograph of bin laden's dead body and images taking -- taken during the burial onboard the uss vinson. we are learning new details on how the intelligence community plotted the raid. "the new york times" reports a cia team had been monitoring the come bound from a rented -- compound from a rented house nearby before the raid. bin laden's wife told interrogators she was living in the compound wi

did obama trump trump, or did trump trump obama? pat and. >> trump forced the president into the press room, to get his birth certificate, said bring it back, and obama brought it back! trump won it hands down. >> you think it was a -- foregone conclusion that president obama would have to reveal -- >> nobody ended the argument, would guess yes. on television, please reveal it and get it out of way. >> you think he brought it alive -- >> i think he deliberately kept a it alive. i don't know y but he kept it alive too long and it gun to hurt him. >> do you think he knew all along that he could produce this birth certificate on call, and he was saving it in order to direct the press to cover this and not cover say this weekend, like bernanke? >> no i think he was holding it off for some reason, i'm not sure which. people said it's an embarrassment, why should i do this? but he held it too long, three weeks ago he should have done it. >> three weeks ago or two days ago, it was a degrading thing for this president to get involved in. i'

and how did barack obama? chris: every african-american i know has come up to me in the last couple of weeks and said something about this guy trump. >> i got stopped at a train station the other way. chris: there were suspicions about some people. >> this was the 2008 campaign we were afraid was going to happen. all this innuendo, the racial coding, the questioning. what's this college application all about? it's about did he take the place of a more deserving white kid? that's the subtle undertone. this is the ugly campaign. trump is going to get out of this in june once his celebrity apprentice is over and he'll leave all this rubble around for everyone else to pick up. in the meantime there's a lot of anger directed back now in obama's favor because of this humiliation that the office of the presidency has been put through. >> trump put hirms in the same conversation with barack obama in a split screen. there aren't enough real estate deals in the world to give him that moment. so a lot of this was purely

student records nother story that obama might be hoping disappears in this new springtime for the obama regime but we have more important things to look forward to that might affect obama's chances at reelection. the debt crisis still looms large unemployment is still high and we are involved in kinetic military action in at least four countries none of which are winnable and joining me now to look at the trends that will be affecting the president's chances at real life in is gerald solemnity of the trends research institute this is the one thing you predicted the great recession that we're still experiencing the panic of two thousand and eight the tax protests our losses in our loss in iraq so let's cut to the chase do you think's going to be president in two thousand and thirteen. oh as it stands now it looks like obama will win because the republicans really don't have anybody to run against him unless you have a wild card like a ron paul you know it goes back to what bill clinton said back in the ninety two elections it's the economy. and what are the republicans do for an encore a

obama. caller: i'm only said that he can only run for two years. . host: you would re-elect him. why so? caller: he seems to be open to talking to everybody. his foreign policies are miles ahead of any previous administration. i'm primarily brought up republican, but i was never able to call myself a democrat until recently. absolutely. host: columbus, ohio, you are next. david, good morning. caller: yes, i would definitely reelect the president. my comments will follow the heels of the previous caller. i have been a lifelong republican. i switched to independent. i have been supporting the president the last two years. this is a president that has been trying to bring the world together, trying to enact world peace. think he has done a terrific job in the face of a lot of folks that are seeking to keep us separated. host: what about economic issues? caller: i think he has been dealt a very difficult hand. if you look at the beginning of his presidency to where we are now, we did stall off a

laden que convirtió a los jar en amenaza buenas tardes desde washington, en un día que el presidente obama describió como muy bueno para estados unidos según el gobierno las pruebas de adn lo confirmaron, cayó ossama bin laden cuya biografía se escribió con la sangre de miles e este e e e ellos las víctimas del 11 de septiembre, sus restos se e le dio sepultura en el mar mientras el gobierno determina o no si pública las fotos del cadáver. >>> se valió de información obtenida en cárceles encontró el escondite del terrorista más buscado del planeta y josé, varias cosas, primero, funcionario estadounidenses dicen que a bin laden parece que grabó un último mensaje que se podría divulgar en los próximos días, por otro lado fuerzas estadounidenses también recuperaron y se e llevaron como puh computadoras y todo tipo de documentos para ku da servir como información y varios legisladores que zeno ran con obama lo presionaran para que vuelva a considerar pues la relación de estados unidos con pakistán, un país que recibe miles de millones de dólares de este país en ayuda

president obama meets up with israel's prime minister today one day after obama called on israel to return to the 1967 border scenario. benjamin netanyahu not happy so describe the atmosphere in that room when president obama sits down with benjamin netanyahu. >> i'm thinking it will be incredibly tense. i think that netanyahu will ask, dude, why did you throw me under the bus like this in your speech, because even congress in 2004, house and senate both concurred with president bush that there's no reason whatsoever to go to the '67 borders, period. >> robert? >> look, probably the best rapport in that room is going to be between the u.s. and israeli food tasters. but the situation simply is this. prime minister netanyahu has every treasreason to demand app explanation from the president because all of us know it can't happen with conditions being imposed upon israel or with hamas not being held accountable. >> sorry, pete. >> i'm no washington insider, but i think this is all political theater. i think domestic politics influences the foreign policy and our relationship on both sides. i

initially praised president obama for his accomplishment of capturing bin laden killing him that didn't last long either giving credit to george bush and his former torture tactics which actually delayed our getting been lost and sadly enough it's gone from birth to death or worse even with confirmation from the white house many are still doubting the doubt that will solve a lot so it was dragged out into a demand of a corpse reveal. you need to know this bin laden is depp so will our next will our foreign wars be next as in to die to stop more and more democratic lawmakers are lining up to say yeah it's time to get out of afghanistan congressman barney frank said the single biggest reason we went into afghanistan was to get osama bin laden at in kill osama bin laden deprives people who wanted to stay in afghanistan for other reasons of the argument that we would be leaving in defeat. it was the republicans can't use it against the president right now congressman jerrold nadler from new york said we accomplished what we had to do in afghanistan a long time ago we had to stop wasting our

i don't think prime minister netanyahu trusts plresident obama, i don't think president obama trusts benjamin netanyahu. there's issues that have come to the fore the last couple of issues have worried the president. i think this has caused a lot of heartburn in prime minister netanyahu's government and at the same time within the president's inner circle. there's a lot of heartburn as well. they will try to make it look like the relationship is good, but i don't think it is as good as it could be or obviously should be, both sides would have to make major concessions right now and politically speaking i'm not sure either is going to be doing much. >> hala, why don't you weigh in. >> well, i find interesting that the middle east and international reaction with regards to what president obama might or might not say about the israeli-palestinian peace process and trying to restart it. we've heard a lot from commentators who have said, look, we cannot at this point hear the same rhetoric from the president, suzanne, we can't hear "platitudes," i've heard this word a lot -- regarding the

president obama in his speech said the u.s. cannot prevent injustice everywhere, its involvement here militarily doesn't mean it will do the same thing in every place. >> here in jerusalem, it's fair to say that the initial israeli government response to president obama's speech has not been a positive one. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is due to beat president obama in washington friday said he appreciated the president's commitment to peace. but beyond that there were very few more words. what angered mr. netanyahu and his government, his right wing coalition government is this assertion from mr. obama that the future palestinian state must be based on the 1967 cease-fire lines, albeit with some land swaps. mr. netanyahu said tonight clearly he thinks those cease-fire lines, the 1967 and certainly is a policy the israelis do not agree with. they will not be happy with what they heard from mr. obama, apart from many platitudes of the close relationship between israel and the united states and the fact that

has done george bush did not bomb yemen obama has bombed yemen george bush did not bomb libya obama has been gloopy or you know this is an extension of the george bush policy in my view and that was lowkey musician poet playwright and local activists. well there are so many who believe these strong words may not translate into action and even if they do it's unclear who the winners and losers will be many of the refs the president spoke about randeep and is actually going it's a kind reports now everyone's fight for freedom fits washington's time. words could be about democracy actions are about interests as the wildfire of public rage spread throughout the middle east and north africa at the beginning of this year analysts say america's foreign policy in the region has seen a major crisis this is the way policy has been formally for fifty plus years out of this country that we try to look for somebody we'd like to see in power. but washington's old policies could now be seen unfolding in libya a large portion of the leading population is opposing any foreign meddling in their affai

we learned moments ago president obama will address the nation. we understand that will fur at about 10:30. we'll bring -- occur at about 10:30. we'll bring that to you as soon as that happens. >>> but the escalating crisis in libya tonight, it is believed the youngest son of moammar gadhafi and three of his grandchildren are dead. thanks for joining tonight at 10:00. i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm will thomas. his family members said some of them died when a nato airstrike targeted what was believed to be a command and control building. that's what nato is saying as well, but not everyone is buying it. >> in the streets of tripoli angry mobs have attacked western embassies and u.n. offices there. >> the u.n. has pulled its international staff out of the capital city. the bombing happened last 90 when gadhafi was believed to be in the -- night when gadhafi was believed to be in the building. >> this was a direct operation against the leader of this country. this is not permitted by international law. it is not permitted by any moral code or principle. >

barack obama is our president. of course, he won't say that. rudy giuliani could not find the grace to say that about a political opponent. giuliani is too partisan to say that and much, much too simple minded. rudy giuliani will surely remain a purveyor of a and a believer in the american political cliche democrats are soft on defense. democrats have done everything they could possibly do to rewrite that cliche, but it has persisted. in 2004 when the republican message machine had to turn john kerry a genuine war hero into an unreliable coward they were able to do that with just enough voters to squeak out a win because republicans had been laying the foundation of that lie with decades, decades of lying about democrats being weak on the defense of this country. john kerry a brave decorated warrior who took lives and sauved lives in combat could not overcome the big republican lie, democrats are soft on defense. then came barack obama. the democrat who successfully ran against a genuine war hero. less than three m

when addressing the powerful pro-choice oil lobby here in washington president obama has made sure to reaffirm the i'm wavering support of the united states so it's trial he also made sure his thursday speech did not leave anyone confortable in that speech has suggested that israel go back to a pre-nup nine hundred sixty seven borders with mutually agreed land swaps many swayne least found the near idea of going back to nine hundred sixty seven unacceptable these really prime ministers that it was unrealistic so there was some tension baier and given how important the support of the jewish lobby is in the u.s. presidential elections president obama had to do some explaining i know that stated his principles on the issues of territory and security generated some controversy over the past few years i wasn't surprised i know very well that the easy thing to do. particularly for a president preparing for reelection is to avoid any controversy so let me reaffirm what nine hundred sixty seven lines with mutually agreed swaps means by definition it means that the parties themselves. israelis

the-barack obama's middle east initiative -- barack obama's metal east initiative. a sad response after a day after mr. obama challenged him to a formal get out of the way. syrian security forces killed 20 demonstrators. dominiquedemand that strauss-kahn be released from jail, but not to the department he had planned. the day after barack obama said president the side of syria should leave the transition of this company or get out, security forces opened fire on demonstrators killing more than 27 people in keeping a young boy. human rights groups say more than a hundred 50 have been killed since the violence began in mid march. president obama called it an issue a key concern. -- an issue of acute concern. >> they have been given orders not to open fire. a child was reported to be among those killed. protesters took to the streets in several different parts of the city. this despite a severe crack down by troops and tanks in the past three weeks with hundreds arrested and many killed. demonstrations, big or small, were reported from virtually all parts of the countr

certainly a peak for obama. we all know what comes after a peak. they're trying to sell the strong leadership story. immediately after that, we spend two weeks, the president debating in public whether he should release a photo and all kinds of indecision still in libba. so, i don't see this having a long-term impact. it's not the agenda america cares about. america really cares about medicare right now and the economy. i think the congressman's right. and republicans have a much better hand, i think, than we're giving them credit for. remember, last time we lost three special elections, then we took 63 seats in the house. why? we got a heads-up. we just got a heads-up on medicare. and here's what i think republicans are going to say. you love your medicare, seniors, don't you? you count on it. it helps you sleep good at night. good. did you know it's $35 trillion in debt? our economy's going broke and dragging medicare along with it. in a little over 3,000 days, cbo says your medicare's going to end. we've got

president barack obama says justice has been done and that the world is better and a safer place bin laden is no more so as a so-called war on terror been worth it. can. you crossed out the war on terror in the post bin laden era i'm joined by patricia de janeiro a professor of international security at new york university's department of politics and irvine we have mark divine he's a professor of history at the university of california irvine he's also author of the book heavy metal islam rock resistance and the struggle for the soul of islam and a new buy we have banned editor in chief at pakistan. pakistan's alternative policy institute and news service this is cross-talk air you can jump in anytime you want here mark obama said the world is a better place it's a safer place and importantly he said justice has been done over the last ten years over the last ten years on the war on terror has justice been done. but i think as a new yorker a lifelong new yorker until recently certainly. i'm certainly happy to see that bin laden is gone and that is not what i think would be just then

you guys welcome to shell and tell the obama show we've heard our guest stop to say on the topic now i want to hear audio just go out you tube the video response or the twitter first part of the questions that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response is the local. artist time for tonight's tool time award and it goes to a member of the obama administration you don't really think to be caught up on its back or maybe it's just the reality is the u.s. attorney general eric holder was on an official visit to parents i want to held a joint press conference with the french interior minister he made a statement about guantanamo bay but left a lot of people out there confused he said. although we have not closed guantanamo within the time period that we initially indicated it is still the intention of the president and it is still my intention to close the facility that it exists in guantanamo really as eric holder slept through the last oh i don't know year or so give notice questions yes then presidential candidate obama vowed to shut down the facility within

and the president of the united states is barack obama. and rudy giuliani who publicly cares about nothing in this world more than vengeance for what happened in this city on september 11th should be saying, thank god obabarack obama is ou president. of course, he won't say that. rudy giuliani could not find the grace to say that about a political opponent. giuliani is too partisan to say that and much, much too simple minded. rudy giuliani will surely remain a purveyor of a and a believer in the american political cliche democrats are soft on defense. democrats have done everything they could possibly do to rewrite that cliche, but it has persisted. in 2004 when the republican message machine had to turn john kerry a genuine war hero into an unreliable coward they were able to do that with just enough voters to squeak out a win because republicans had been laying the foundation of that lie with decades, decades of lying about democrats being weak on the defense of this country. john kerry a brave decorated warrior who took lives and sauve

your government is broke still don't worry obama won't have to sell anything or even raise taxes at least not directly to keep government spending at current levels he's just going to steal your retirement tonight i'll explain just what the president thinks is more important than not stealing and we'll be joined by political science ph d. and professor occidental college carolyn helen and steven spalding who's organizing a rally in indiana indiana to protest the state's supreme court decision and we've got a special presentation from luke. about the chicken whisperer i know talking about economic exploitation by the government can get tedious at times but at some point in trying to rework fruit the american news the obama campaign is going to run into something like we'd love to help and thanks to the high unemployment we've got plenty of time but now that we understand a little bit about economics we're supporting ron paul and that's the importance of a good education the kind you'll never get from the government but only from watching adam vs the man. in case you haven't noticed our gov

. >> obama's going to be significantly harder to defeat than people think. >> what president obama did was very, very calm, cool and extremely courageous. >> looks like president obama has a new campaign slogan, yes, i did! >> good evening from new york. as intelligence officials investigate what one official called a treasure-trove of come computers, hard drives, storage devices and documents u.s. special forces seized during their raid on the bin laden compound, white house press secretary jay carney provided the official account of what those forces encountered when they first entered the home of osama bin laden. >> on the first floor of bin laden's building two al qaeda couriers were killed along with a woman who was killed in cross fire. bin laden and his family were found on the second and third floor of the building. there was concern that bin laden would oppose the capture operation, rather, and indeed he did resist. in the room with bin laden a woman, bin laden's -- a woman, rather, bin laden's wife rushed the u.s. asalter and was shot in the leg but not killed. bin laden was

it's proper to invoke to for truth the basis for what obama was referring to in terms. sixty seven borders with lance also yes i do think it's been implicit since two for two but you can't invoke two four two and then question the fact that israel is the occupying power in those territories because two for two specifically designates israel the occupying power to first the territories occupied by israel in the recent conflict and the preamble to two for two reiterates the length of the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by war so you know what we're dealing with then is what was laid out in two parts by the bush administration in two thousand and four his letter to prime minister sharon where he said that an agreement would have to reflect changes on the ground in other words some settlement blocks probably will be annexed to israel and the palestinians have understood that from the mid ninety's on and his statement in two thousand and five that any changes to the armistice line of one hundred forty nine would have to be mutually agreed upon in other words

in a way that is what president obama said. unfortunately, he lead with the '67 boarders and only then got to the land swaps and didn't say anything about the settlement swaps and i think that is what a little bit unnerves the israelis. i think if you flipped the order, say realities on the ground, 6 lines won't do it there need to be negotiated swaps, so i think it is a toneal, do you lean right, lean left. but i think the substance of the issue, everybody agrees as to how we need to approach it. >> suarez: jane harman this is an issue you have been watching very closely for years, the years that you've served in congress. do you see ground for negotiation here, room for negotiation between the two sides. >> absolutely. there's room for negotiation. the question is there a political will to negotiate. and the rhetoric is making this harder. i think that president abbas op ed in "the washington post" a week or so ago saying that palestine would go ahead with a vote in the u.n. general assemblies as an independent state, somethi

obama regresÓ a afganistÁn. se instalÓ en los montes afganos y desde allÍ dirigiÓ las operaciones de al qaeda, en oriente medio hacÍa europa y amÉrica, financiÓ campos de entrenamiento en afganistÁn, sudan y pakistÁn. estados unidos financiÓ un primer atentado contra las torres gemelas en febrero de 1993 donde murieron 6 personas. en octubre de este mismo aÑo, se cree fue el responsable del derribo de 3 helicÓpteros su sus en somalÍa, murieron 18 vÍctimas. el ataque de noviembre en 1995 contra el edificio de la guardia nacional saudÍ dejÓ 7 muertos y en junio del 96 matÓ a cien soldados estadounidenses en arabia arab arabia arab arabia saudita. en agosto del 2008 tos d0 causa muertos y 4 mil heridos. en agosto de este mismo aÑo estados unidos ofreciÓ 5 millones de dÓlares por su captura que que luego e elevÓ a 5 millones y en el 2007 doblÓ a 50 millones. en junio de 1999 el fbi incluyÓ a osama bin laden en la lista de los 10 mÁs buscados. el director de la cia dijo en ese entonces, osama b

obama is in fact did it was a u.s. led strategic i'm sorry some of it lot of instead of strategic cooperation oh oh. yes president obama has been killed thomas had a little slip of the tongue on live t.v. but it is something that happens to all of us at one point or another but then the confusion between osama and obama also caused problems for the local fox station in sacramento california their graphic read reports obama bin ladin day and i was local media so you would hope you would expect the major t.v. networks would do a better job but yes again fox news made this mistake numerous times. if that were the case. yeah yeah it. i guess would be that would make a difference we feel like it is their little book about obama's that i don't care or there's trouble bin laden is dead. oh god her although should never be allowed to anchor during breaking news coverage i thought that was something that we all knew at this point but when it comes to the story being posted online you would expect those errors to correct themsel

i want to thank obama for what he's done. host: a tweet comes in. obama spiked the ball. it was funny if it was not so seriously warped. caller: thank you for c-span. it was gracious of him to call president bush and i am sorry bush didn't join him, yesterday. this is a great moment for america. host: why did you want bush to join him? caller: it is a great moment. if you do this, we will hunt you down and get you. however they got him, i am delighted they got him. caller: it was a great thing that happened. they did the right thing. if they show that pictures, we are just doing something the terrorists would do. hopefully they won't show those pictures. he is going to be a great president. he did something in two years and bush never did a damn thing. i want to commend him. we have to look out for the guy in iran. we should take them out completely. host: donald from michigan. t obama did was good. he got rid of a threat to the american people for 9 years. another thing, president -- obama, soverignty, as far as pakistan, it was a good thing. if somebody is a threat, it

bush to kill barack obama. yeah i'm afraid there is no i don't agree with hussein on that the the difference is that what the president called the one nine hundred sixty seven lines which of course are really the one hundred forty nine armistice lines just a quick bit of history which were established when the arab armies from jordan egypt syria and even lebannon invaded israel following its birth so those are the armistice lines where the armies happened to stop their invasion that's not the international law line in fact the international law that applies is un resolution two forty two which calls for secure borders for israel and envisions that the disputed territory what we now call the israel is called today and some area and many of you if you really know what it is in the west bank say something is just one second let me just finish this first point the those the disputed territory is . under the palestinian to target haitian all going to go to the arab side in fact it's disputed territory the un resolut