people's in the americas who made the americas new. said another way, if the concept of the new world has any real meaning, it is a direct consequence of the presence and activities of african peoples in the hemisphere, again, the majority of the immigrant population during the formative period of the development of the nations, communities, and societies of the americas, especially in the caribbean, central and south america and the southern part of the united states. let's begin with the people themselves. there's been a tendency among some sectors of the academic and educational community to think of africa as a country rather than a continent. to think of african peoples as a homogenous group. the african people involved in the slave experience were diverse, frequently as much strangers to themselves as they were to the european captors. africa is a continent with a multiplicity of ethnic, national and religious groups and this culture and religious diversity was represented in the population that's were involved in the slave trade

we can be like america. this president, instead saying we made a mistake here and there, look at the world because of america. we did not only change this country. when our founders wrote the declaration of independence in 1776, life expectancy in most of the world was 35 to 40 years of age. it had been that way for thousands of years. no country was going to give their subjects freedom to pursue their dreams. no one was going to respect the dignity of every human life and allow them to achieve great success without the government confiscating it or coopting it. then american gamelan. in 200 years, life expectancy more than doubled. we went from an agrarian society that had been the case for two dozen years to an industrial age, a technology revolution -- for 2000 years to an industrial age, a technology revolution. it continues. it did not just benefit us. it benefits the world. for those in the world to have added to it, it is because they followed our lead. this is something to be proud of. the world econ

the america's cup is the oldest trophy in sport. i am very much looking forward to san francisco hosting it. one of the important elements of this is the legacy it will have on san francisco and the citizens of san francisco and the bay area. the america's cup used to be exclusive. now, it is inclusive. san francisco will enable the next generation of sailors and youngsters to enter when this is a constructive support for all. as an international citizen, i can tell you personally that the groundswell around the world about the america's cup finally being hosted in the best place for sailing, the san francisco bay, in the world, will be echoed. to conclude, i ask you, or i implore you as a small-business owner, the secret ingredient of every success story. faith. fade that the city will get more taxes, more revenues, more jobs, more prestige. this event is a great event for the city. thank you very much. president chiu: thank you ♪. next speaker. >> good afternoon. a consulting company. i was impressed with the aforementioned pres

by that time, as we'll see, their colonies in north america and their forces in north america were already joined in conflict so to understand the french and indian war as it's traditionally called in american u.s. history and also the seven years war, one has to put it in a very broad perspective of north american history and even european history of course and looking beyond europe to the competition between empires, especially france and britain in various corners of the globe. the war would be fought in north america where it began. it was joined in europe on a large scale and involved nations such as russia, austria, prussia as well as france and britain. and of course it was fought in the caribbean as well, which was a major theater of conflict during the war. toward the end of the war spain would join on the side of france complicating the matter still. well, today our focus will mainly be on the conflict in north america. and, of course, that was the land of native peoples and of many distinct indian peoples and their land, their present, their future. all of those were at steak, e

we have five out of ten children are obese. >> i love america, very passionate about america, it's been great for me. but when you come here from a european country, the portion sizes, the stuff you put in the food, this can't be right. nothing's right about a lot of the food that's being eaten here. and actually you're right, if you deal with it at the start of the process, rather than when people get sick, imagine the savings to america. >> in the last three years, i've been to the doctor twice, once a year i go, i fake an mri every single year to keep track of my illness. what i have put -- why don't we video a program, i don't care if it's obama care, romney care, santorum care. why are we not rewarded in some way with lesser rates. i may suffer from cancer five or six from now, but for the next six years in a row, i'm not a drain on anybody's system. not only do i diet, but i exercise every day. thanks for point ought the fact that i walked in here. i work out for an hour and a half every day. anybody can work out 20 minutes a day and impact the way you feel. >> let's take a little

we have five out of ften childrn are obese. >> i love america, very passionate about america, it's been great for me. but when you come here from a european country, the portion sizes, the stuff you put in the food, this can't be right. nothing's right about a lot of the food that's being eaten here. and actually you're right, if you deal with it at the start of the process, rather than when people get sick, imagine the savings to america. >> in the last three years, i've been to the doctor twice, once a year i go, i fake an mri every single year to keep track of my illness. what i have put -- why don't we video a program, i don't care if it's obama care, romney care, santorum care. why are we not rewarded in some way with lesser rates. i may suffer from cancer five or six from now, but for the next six years in a row, i'm not a drain on anybody's system. not only do i diet, but i exercise every day. thanks for point ought the fact that i walked in here. i work out for an hour and a half every day. anybody can work out 20 minutes a day and impact the way you feel. >> let's take a little

i'm very passionate about america. but when you come here from a european country, for example, the portion sizes, the stuff you put in the food that means it doesn't seem to go off for weeks on end, this can't be right. nothing's right about a lot of the food that's being eaten here. and actually, you're right. if you deal with it at the start of the process rather than when people get sick, imagine the savings to america. >> guess what. in the last three years, piers, i've been with a doctor twice. once a year i go. i take an mri every single year, keep track of my illness. but that means that the amount of money and the impact i've had on the american health care system is less than 1% of what i'm putting into it. so why don't we have a program -- i don't care if it's obama care, romney care, santorum care, why respect people like myself and yourself, who pay attention to our impact and our health care footprint, why are we not rewarded in some way with lesser rates? okay. now, i may suffer from cancer five or six y

america is back. at some point america will be back. that's my great hope. >> don't bet against america. >> you're right. >> keith, thank you, ann, thing you very much. >> georgia has most delegates up for grab on super tuesday. that's 76. we're going to talk with its republican governor coming up next, why he is for newt gingrich. i have copd. if you have it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or ton

we know what works in america. you have politicians going around saying that marriage does not matter. it is all the same. we do not need to encourage moms and dads to stay together. we do not need to encourage -- it is a program to encourage marriage. this program that was not put in place by the obama administration and has been underfunded this program -- they came out with new regulations at the end of last year. no longer can you teach abstinence as part of your -- as a preferable way of not having children out of wedlock. you cannot teach a marriage -- you can teach marriage, but you cannot hold it up and sing about as the only alternative. -- singled it out as the only alternative. we are deliberately telling our children to do things that we know are unhealthy for them to do. why would a government do that? why would a government not look and say, if you do those three things, why don't we talk to people about that? we will talk to them about what type of sugared soda you have in a vending machine, but we w

♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ >>> hoy en despierta amÉrica, mÉxico aÚn tiembla de miedo por temor a mÁs rÉplicas del fuerte sismo que azotÓ el paÍs. >>> la policÍa francesa tiene rodeado al presunto asesino de 4 judÍos y soldados. >>> - messi vuelve a picar y hacer historia, esta vez como mÁximo goleador del barcelona >>> desde california, el Ángel de la justicia presenta un caso que tocara corazones, como puede ayudar un hijo ciudadano o sus padres indocumentados. >>> ay! carlaartÍnez cht crÍstian castro se reÚne con las mujeres de su vida verÁn junto a su madre y su abuela, imÁgenes exclusiva, como hacia tiempo no se veÍa. >>> mark antony recibiÓ un importante premio anoche no se pierda lo que nos do emocionado. >>> hoy comienza el sammysazo callejero el parqueo del restaurante versailles de miami. vayase como nuevo a su trabajo. >>> no se pierda la oportunidad y el ritmo hoy es muy romÁntico. >>> esto es despierta amÉrica, la mejor manera de comenzar sus maÑanas ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ (aplausos). . >>> hola, hola >>> muy buenos dÍas, cÓmo estÁn? nosotr

we are in discussion with the america's cup. it is a civic event as well which we would hope would go forward. thank you. president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> thankyo you, president chiu and supervisors. i am that commodore of the san francisco yacht club. i wish to convey these speakers and join them to convey our strong advocacy for the resolution in front of you to bring the cup to our great city. we have 2450 members and over 150 employees. we are a nonprofit corporation and are a substantial rent paying tenant. we're already seeing the big economic benefits and the jobs creation that we're hoping to see from the america's cup. those benefits that go beyond the short-term effect of tourist revenue. in addition, san francisco's national and international perception and a steam will be broadened through extensive media exposure, leading to more opportunities in the future for more growth, tourism, and jobs even after the america's cup may be gone. additionally, this event will provide an impetus for investing and furthe

isn't it important rather than america is broken that america remains a great country. it just has to be brought back up again? isn't that a better way to look at this? >> america is a great country but its people are broken. its people are broken because they can't feed themselves. they can't get a job. they can't take care of their kids. they can't do anything. so our spirits are broken. >> a lot of people -- when i grew up you could buy a house with a 5% deposit. you assume a 20%. i bought a house in america and i had to put down a 35% deposit. the banks are no longer lending the money they used to. the same wall street institutions you could argue brought the country to the financial needs now awarding the same bonuses but not lending people who are desperate for their homes. >> these people could if they wanted to buy a home with 3.5% down by going to the fha. if they have been listening to suze orman they know don't buy a home unless you president 20% down because you don't want to find yourself in a negative equity position because the tax laws that are in effect

they should have the opportunity to rebuild america. we have roads and bridges in and around our national parks in need of repair. let's fix them. of course, congress needs to fund these projects. congress should take the money that we are no longer spending on war and use it to pay down the debt and improve the quality of life right here in the united states of america and put our veterans to work. [ applause ] so, let's get more cops on the beat. let's get more rangers in the parks. let's get more firefighters on call and in the process, we will put more veterans back to work. it is good for our communities and it is good for our country. for veterans who want to do something else, maybe put their leadership skills to use starting a small business, we're going to start offering entrepreneurial training. we want to prepare you for battle and professional success. so, we should do all that we can to support our troops and veterans in helping them start a thisness and helping them get a ne and moving up the ranks doing work like jacob ha

soy aliancia y veo todos los dÍ despierta amÉrica, porque me encanta. >>> un saludo para despierta amÉrica. >>> este bo lo va a dar de cerca esta seÑora, gracias por el cariÑo, el cariÑo del publico, no hay nada mÁs bonito. me encanta, me hablÓ del chile pob poblano, lo usaban antes para curar heridas. disculpenla, te voy a dar con tu compaÑera, saben que tiene priscilla entregada ala religiÓn catÓlica, justamente el padre alberto Él estaba compartiendo unos twitter, muchas e veces en favor del papa y muchas veces en contra, sale priscilla a. >>> no todos han fallado, no porque muchos hayan ahÍed en caÍdo en pecado. >>> el mensaje cpleto decÍa que aunque mucho se haya cambiado. >>> el padre no le respondiÓ a priscilla. >>> hay que respetar en todos los temas que son difÍciles y mÁs ahora si dicen esas cosas por el twitter. >>> la polÍtica y la greligiÓn o las puedes tocar. >>> hace un mes saliÓ la noticia demandaehermanas vallejo, lucÍa envio un comunicado que aquÍ les presentam presentamos. alegan que lucÍa estÁn siendo ves. >>> ojalÁ salga bien con lucÍa y la dema

let's get your reaction. >> i'm talking about what makes america great. >> what makes america great. >> what has made america great. >> what makes us great. >> our cause is what made america great. >> it was the centrality of family, hard work, risk taking. >> what makes it great is the fact that we are willing to give what we have to give a. >> what is great is that entrepreneurialism. >> the reason we are willing to compromise is because that is what made america great. >> it is the sense that we're all in this together. >> we are going to restore the principles that made america great. >> i want to restore the principles that made america great. >> america still is great. >> we are convinced it was the american military that made america great. it has to be the system of government. >> one of the things they say america great is that anyone can run for president. that is man's best friend. >> it always made america great. >> seniors made america great. >> wall street banks making america great again. >> if i look around at what makes america great, it is never something that comes

amÉrica no! no! no! ♪. >> ♪. >> >> ♪. >> martÍnez, oye esta musiquita que significa hora del revoltillo, es el moo en que los progras de farÁndula tiemblan y ahora ¿de quÉ vamos hablar el dÍa de hoy?. >> por eso tenemos el revoltillo con maitÉ. >> buenos dÍas yaecuperÉ mi voz para presentarles el revoltillo que vengo preparando de temprano. >> tengo informaciÓn de sofÍa vergara, ahora harÁ escenas calientes con otra famosÍsima de hollywood. >> eva longoria parece haber encontrado el amor con quÉ galÁn latino. >> ahÍ estÁ su revoltillo, que lo disfrute. >> como mencionamos temprano en el programa, el ex esposo de whitney houston bobby bro fue arrestado ayer por la tarde, cuando supuestamente iba hablando por telÉfono y conduciendo bajo la influencia del alcohol. >> sofÍa vergara prepara candentes escenas junto a shan stone. >> en su prÓximo personaje se convertirÁn en amantes por lo que tendrÁn que hacer escenas subida de tono. >> en canadÁ la franquicia de miss universo estÁ

it's a problem for america and the world. we may not know when iran will secure sufficient fissile material to threaten the entire world, but the iaea says it is fast approaching. iran wants to close the strait of hormuz. in their nuclear laboratories they prepare the means to hold hostage the entire planet. iran has long engaged in terrorism around the world most recently, of course, in georgia and thailand and in washington, d.c., they plotted to assassinate the saudi ambassador by bombing a georgetown restaurant. iran has deployed hezbollah and hamas and armed the jurnts of iraq and afghanistan, killing our sons and daughters. they war war against america, yet the current administration has promoted a policy of engagement with iran. the president offered to sit down with ahmadinejad in first year of office. he was silent as iranian dissidents took to the streets of iran, not wanting to disrupt the potential for dialogue with iran's tyrant. the president has opposed sanctions. hope is not a foreign policy. the only thing re

that is what made america great. we have build a great country from the bottom up, and we need people to go up against president obama and his vision of a top-down government control of not just health care but of energy, manufacturing, financial services, and who knows what else is next? this is a president that believes that he simply is better able to do this than you are, that he will be fairer than you are with your fellow man. ladies and gentlemen, this is an election about fundamental liberty, and a signature piece, the signature piece of legislation that points this out, where you have economic rights created by the government, and then the government using its heavy hand to force you to buy insurance, to force you to take policies that you do not want, and, of course, to force you to take coverage that may even violate your faith convictions. [crowd grumbles] there is only one candidate who can make the case, because i have never been for an individual mandate at the state or federal level. i have never -- [

that's not what america is. you think about the interstate highway system built during the eyes enhour years. you could never build that today. the epa and the environmental impact studies that would be required would take decades to put in place. we could not have the country we had if we had the regulations of today imposed on our past. the reck horse for america cut back on the size of government and get them out of the way. >> we will come back with more with mitt romney and a panel of ohioans. former pennsylvania senator rick

keeping america strong, protecting america. there's one more aspect of job creation, i want to mention to you, and that relates to trade. there are a lot of folks who are worried about trade with other nations. they don't think we can compete. and concerned if we have open trade with other nations that we'll be following further behind. the truth is for a nation like us with the highest productivity in the world that means output per american in america is the highest of any nation, the truth is when we have truth with other neighs we do better as a society. we're able to have more stuff and a more prosperous life. but that's only the case as long as the people with whom we trade don't cheat. and the case of china, they're cheating. [cheering] and they have a number of ways of cheating. one, hack into our computers, corporate computers and our government computers and steal the designs that we have that we spent million was dollars of creating. stole or patents, our no-how, brand napes. apparently even a store in china that's a

related to the america's cup, has this been accounted for? is this part of the hidden costs that are part of the america's cup that come before us? that we will be looking at proving are not somehow being accounted for? i see senator campbell standing up. you did a lot of analysis on the sources. >> costs for this project were not included in previous estimates. supervisor chu: -- supervisor avalos: i say that because i know there is a great deal of work being done by the city to prepare for the america's cup and i see the value of that in terms of making sure that we get the site ready for all of the visitors hopefully coming. i look at parts of san francisco that have tremendous needs around pedestrian and bicycle safety that do not get this attention. that is something that i see on a daily basis in major thoroughfares in district 11. but there are many places around the city that have the same issues. sunset, the richmond, the bayview, the valley. i do not see where we get the same kind of treatment when it comes to a capital plan in term

that is how america works. a big part of that for small town america was manufacturing. the only person in this race who has put for the bold plan, not just for energy development, but for manufacturing, to create an opportunity for small town and rural america to get the resource based economy going, get the manufacturing based economy going. we see an aggregation of people into big cities because the economic opportunities just not there across america as they once were. we are going to change that. we will bring in jobs that were shipped overseas. we will cut the corporate rate for everybody in half, but for manufacturers, we would say bring those jobs back to america and employ people in small town america. [applause] we need someone who is serious about shrinking the size and scale of federal government, right? [applause] we want someone who has actually put forth a plan that will get us there. five trillion dollars in cuts over five years. a balanced budget in five years. i pledged to spend less than a year before every year until we get to a balanced budget. [appl

♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ >>> hoy en despierta amÉrica, van colocando el equipaje en el aviÓn papal, para la historica gira de benedicto xvi, maÑana a mÉxico y cuba. se agilizan preparativos para recibirlo con los mÁximos honores. >>> parapetado casi 2 dÍas muy su escondite. >>> en los deportes tenemos lo que pasÓ anoche entre cruz azul de mÉxico y el corintias de brasil. - y los golazos de la liga de espaÑa y de la premier inglesa, que no se pueden perder. >>> y solo en despierta amÉrica, vera la trampa que pablo montero le montÓ a la prensa, para proteger a su pequeÑa hija. >>> dios mÍo, capado dandidatas nuestra belleza latina, tienen tremenda prueba de talento. ay! mamÁ hablaremos despuÉs del susto. >>> guerra aquÍ hay lucha de enmascarados. >>> la ollegada de un nuevo hermanito a la familia, puede afectar la conducta de nuestros hijos como aceptar la situaciÓn yunivp a amerconvivunionderta amtodosÍ. >>> ricky martin y sus hijos sigue dando de queerica hablaran cadespiete por primera vez.lori >>> hoy y mucho mÁs en despierta amÉrica, la mejor forma de comenzar sus ma

they've america, whatever. i'm a decorated combat veteran in vietnam whose ancestry goes back to the founding fathers on both sides of my family. when people tell me things like that, my point is pretty people get such ideas? the truth is it does not solve any more in this media in the very format you're on right now is one of them, which could do a great service to the american people. i seek in the truth instead of seeking ratings for these weekly morally bankrupt network. >> guest: well, i'm not sure what you meant about c-span. brian will tell you, i have been as early fantasy spin they can believe c-span when i first saw it. to actually see the house and senate. you remember high school you have the squares in the bill goes to the senate after the money comes from voting in goes into reconciliation? i mean, i shall sleep in civics class to watch this happen in life on both chambers. and then i got involved on all of those conventions, where they hang the banner on the wall? i am crazy about this stuff. thi

to go for america's cup? >> yes. >> we are estimating the special area plan amendments for america's cup, we have been cuing it up to take it to the commission on thursday, march 1. we're looking at a month delay. a month after for getting a major permit for the america's cup. >> item 10b, request approval of proposed amendments to the port harbor traffic code allowing certain parking restrictions and installations of parking meters on and croats -- on improved poor streets east of third street between mission creek and that very procemaripo. >> reported have the port has been coordinating with the asset mta. since that hearing, they have decided to delay the legislation for the areas outside of mission bay. -- i reported that the port has been coordinating with abovsfmt. within the mission bay area, the port -- i would like you to consider the amendments to the port harbor traffic code to a line with the existing transportation code that will allow for the installation of parking meters on port streets withi

america is reaching a boiling point. when we allow misinformation and people to be confused about the truth of what's going on, then we become part of the problem and not part of seeking a solution. and you became part of the problem by allowing robert zimmerman to come on your show and spread misinformation and perhaps prevarication throughout the waves which we know many people will believe. the number one problem with having them on the air is the two of them haven't spoken in years. that comes from george zimmerman's attorney. in nbc at the hallways we were laughing with you. we wouldn't take them. standards of practices at nbc wouldn't let him get through door. you had him on the air and allowed the hundreds of thousands or tens of thousand that watch your show listen to what he has to say. and you aren't challenging him the way that we needed you, too. the way other more spornl journalists are doing. >> we spoke to the familied a virz about an hour ago. he rang george's father who said there is no es strangement. t

the governor just called it the most red state in america. their big concern is energy, has a lower unemployment rate than the rest of the country. the pipelines run through here and the keystone pipeline was going to run through here and they share the energy outlook and their choice about who they felt shared their values and most people in this state we talked to said rick santorum. there was some question about who could win the election and a lot of people went to romney. a lot of people said rick santorum represents the social conservative values oklahoma represents. it's a win for them tonight. >> important win. first we project he wins in tennessee, now, oklahoma. still waiting for ohio right now. ali. stand by. i will come back to you a little bit later. on the scene for us. take a look. here is the breakdown of what has happened so far. let me start in virginia. virginia, we projected a while ago, mitt romney was the winner. he was on the ballot in virginia. so was ron paul but the other two candidates, santorum and gingrich didn't

this is an important key message i think for all of america. they released they're going to potentially run a pilot program that basically ends mortgages, forgives mortgages, people in distressed foreclosure situations and turn them into renters that they could stay in their house. it has a potential to unlock a huge amount, millions of dollars of negative equity and turn them back into the positive, getting them flat. feeling good about themselves, and i think this is why you have seen rallies in consumer discretionary and the financials because of this reason, and bank of america has had a huge run over the last couple weeks. >> this week you're doing a risk reversal. it's good to hit open that playbook. it's a bullish strategy where you buy one call, sell a put against it to finance the cost. the goal, you want the stock to trade above the call strike price. because you're short the put you may have to buy the stock at the put strike price or lower. >> this is my don't cry about it. we have been hearing guys on the floor saying i wish i woul

bank of america's revenue outside the u.s. climbed to almost $20 billion last year, up more than 30% from the year before. but still, the bank's international operations account for only 20% of total revenues. the focus on global opportunities comes as b-of-a continues wrestling with mortgage troubles inherited with its 2008 purchase of subprime lender countrywide financial and a bruised reputation with american consumers. our next guest says bank of america's strategy makes sense. he's richard bove, veteran banking analyst at rochdale securities. >> hi, rich. >> hi, suze. >> susie: most people think of bank of america, and think housing prices and foreclosure prices. and investors think it's a little too soon for bank of america to move into new areas until they resolve their issues otd homefront. you think this is the right time for bank of america to go international. tell us why? >> because first off, i think that the housing problems are starting to abate for bank of america. and i think their legal issues are also starti

over to you. >> welcome to america, piers! welcome to america. so, johnny, here's what i would have to ask you. when you graduate college, if you had $20,000, $30,000, $40,000 of student loan debt, how would that make you feel? >> it would make me feel awful. i don't know how i would possibly pay that back. i don't know what kind of job i would need to pay it back as soon as possible. >> then that is the answer to the question. you never do something with money that after you've done it makes you feel horrible, makes you feel afraid. you want to graduate and you want to feel free. if you walk into a job and you have $40,000 of student loan debt on your shoulders, you start to feel the burden of debt. and then you go, i have to get a job, i have to get a job. >> suze, what do you do then m. >> he should go to the college that gives him a 100% scholarship. because i refuse to believe what gets you a great job or makes you a great career is the school you go to. the school does not make you, people. you make yourself. you make your career. boyfriend

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. >> plus, only in america. revolutions, disasters, scandals, and celebrities all in 140 characters or less. happy sixth birthday, twitter. this is "piers morgan" tonight. good evening. we start with the big story tonight, a very big day for the romney campaign. the candidate gets a key endorsement from florida former governor jeb bush and celebrates 43 years of marriage to his wife ann. >> we will have been married 43 years. so happy anniversary, sweetheart. >> my exclusive interview ann romney in a moment. also starbucks' ceo howard shultz and the very funny and outspoken kevin smith on presidential politics and raunchy new book and on why he seems to feel the need to rearrange my studio. >> the chair. >> unlike every guest raises the chair up, you lowered it. >> every guest you have on, they're probably in shape so they want to show it off. i want to get my gut below the table. >> we begin with our big story. it's an exclusive interview with ann romney and the candidate's wife joins me now. happy anniversary.

it works best for america. not government regulation of that market. >> huckabee: senator, thank you very much. coming up, the senator is going to be facing a panel of ohioans. remember, you can post your thoughts about the forum on our wall at facebook.com/huckabeeshow. you can also tweet, use the hash tag, huckforum. we'll be right back with more with senator santorum. >>> live from america's news head quarters i'm lauren green, president putin claiming victory sunday. 99% of the precincts reporting. putin leading with 63% of the vote. a win will extend his power six more years, opponents claim the contest was full of ballot stuffing. and post election results expected on monday. and five of the missing boy has been found in a deep narrow hole. an amber alert issued saturday when he disappeared from his home. the camera lowered into the 30 feet deep hole confirmed a small child's body was down there. police say the circumstances are not known. i'm lauren green now back to the huckabee special, presidential ca

god bless america. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the house armed services committee will hold a hearing on military operations in afghanistan. >> federal communications chairman julius genachowski was on capitol hill monday to testify about his agency's budget. last month president obama sent his 2013 budget request to congress allocating just under $347 million for the fcc. the total includes funding for expanding program services nationwide. >> the hearing is going to come to order and i would like to welcome our two witnesses, chairman genachowski and commissioner met cowell from the federal communications commission. thank you also much for being here today and for testifying on the fcc's fiscal 2013 budget request. while the fcc is funded by congressional oversight over your budget and important check on agency activity, this committee is committed to fiscal responsibility and we intend to make sure that all agencies

brad benson, working on the team representing the america's cup project. since we last spoke to you, a lot has happened. you have seen this play out in the paper with the america's cup project. we regret we did not have an opportunity to get a written report to you today, but we wanted to provide a verbal report to the commission about where things stand with america's cup planning, and where we expect things to go over the next several weeks. as you know, on february 27, the america's cup authority and mayor lee announced the event will continue as planned in 2012-2013, but with the proposed move of the team industrial bases to tpier 80. as you will recall, the world series events planned in 2012, we're looking to pier 80 as the site to host team bases. the development portion of the deal that we have been working on over the past year will not proceed, and as a result, we expect more discreet investment in the waterfronts, and we are not looking to development agreements to repay that investment. instead, the port would undertake the required improvement

the right says that means he hates america. i think it means he wanted a kinder more agagentler america. >> that is a different republican party because we have moved on, there is a new republican party, and they seem to have -- that language doesn't work for them. it's a new republican party. it's -- there is a -- it's like -- i mean, i think of it like if you were in the communist party, toe the line, here what is they think, that is the deal, screw him, that's the deal, you can't -- are you going to use those words, they don't work. whatever words he uses don't work. >> do you think we're at the point some -- i feel like it's not that weird, wouldn't be that much of a joke for a republican candidate to say we need a less gentle meaner country because we need to be because that is what -- >> in a way, when eric cantor, the one who gets to me. whether cantor said help vermon after the hurricane -- >> oh, yeah. >> -- until we reduce the budget. that isn't the way we work. america works exactly -- you know, we kind of have to re

america, you mrs. america, you the veteran. thank you for what you did. but all those things it just seemed to me to come across as a lot warmer. >>> madam secretary, you have been in politics a long long time. >> public service. government. >> maybe i should say you have been in government. but politics leads to government whether we like it or not. one of those indiana teunintend consequences. you asked tough questions of these guys. tell me, did you get the answers you were looking for, did they answer your questions or did they give you a talking point. >> no, i agree totally with dave. i think they gave very sincere answers. they clearly care deeply about our country and are troubled by the path we are currently on. we hear the same themes, we are uncompetitive in the international arena with our uncompetitive tax rate. we have an overwhelming burden of regulations, government regulations on our employers. they feel the uncertainty. they feel the burden and they are not creating jobs. thirdly, our national debt, this deficit which is dragging our nat

, that this is what america needs and america wants. they want someone who is not going to go to washington, d.c. because they want to be the most powerful person in the world to manage washington. they want someone who is going to take that power and give it back to the people of this country. [ applause ] >> there is one candidate in this race who can go out and make that contrast with the current occupant of the white house. someone who has a track record of being for you, being for limited government, being for solutions that empower people on the biggest issues of the day, whether it's obamacare, romneycare, they're interchangeable -- [ applause ] >> we need someone who understands that the solution to the problem with almost 1/17 of the economy is not government control over that sector economy but your control over that sector of the economy. [ applause ] >> we need someone who understands that we need to grow our energy supplies here in this country, and we need someone you can trust who, when in good times and bad, when times w

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