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political points with the bin laden issue? you would be very surprised at some of the people who are taking the president to task on this. we're going to talk about that in a moment. arianna huffington among them, calls recent obama ad

on bin laden despicable. former new york governor george pataki will be here to weigh in. he was central on that fateful day in new york city. go tooxnews.com /erasnewsroom. teou line surv or send me a twet with your oarhoughtn tis aramcaum bi: he f ws e. fosik li, ve pepl dcred a anchtwe aesedin ar ileld,hi std,algeytrng bi drriasis authorities do take it very

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and judiciary committee from his home state of virginia. good morning to you. there is a bit of news at t moment, aparently holder will testifyn fnt of your jdiciar committee in early june. about at, sir? >>il, onof the things ifyoit on theuciary coiteou raleow daerors baon t refawnhcotry. itska il t usce partmei mracpinesut should'tru i a t d. ha is hppin y hveerahis itordhetrn d poishethei

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they say is the politicizing the death of usama bin laden. here is senator john mccain on this. >> all i can say is that this is going to be a very rough campaign and i have had the great honor of serving in the company of heroes. you know the thing about heroes? they don't brag. martha: interesting, from john mccain. and he is a hero himself of course. auriana huffington is among those who said this, quote. i think it is one thing to celebrate the fact that they did such a great jo with lision spia t commmoate tsay. all tha is pfectly legitat ttou i in a cpanadis t onofhe mst dspab thgsh y co. rytngor fm aanufngon ou e rede he.

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t ve who made that call. that is not what folks are talking about today as a result of all this. thank you so much, governor. always good to hear from you. >> thank you, martha. martha: thanks for coming in. bill: so back to the campaign now. lots of talk that florida senator marco rubio would be

and would be and could be in line for the number two spot on the ticket. on last night's "special report", bret baier rubio adressed that with bre >>ou'ren orist etherou say or or not for ve presidt. doou erih yourlf a s holy cow, h a i he? i pnc mel bau eunrsndghi' bn bssdwi a al ar oornihaew amicsve gtoer tirgornntndhr myi lverye o reavng card.

it is important to understand i did not bill personal expenses to the republican of florida. the republican party of florida never paid my personal expenses never. look i shouldn't have done it that way. it was lesson learned. bill: it was a great segment last night. rubio also says he isn't interested in the slot. that's what they all say, right. martha: that's what they all say. bill: however he has campaigned with mitt romney, and did it not in florida but pennsylvania. later tonight on "special report" bret sits down with

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what this is, this is occupy wall street teaming up with the labor unions saying they will have a day, i guess, rebel, don't work, don't go to the banks. don't send your kids to school. it is really kind of crazy, martha. this is why the occupy wall street group will never gain steam. this is all about creating problems for the 99%ers, not just the 1%s. 99%ers have to take our kids school. we have to go to work to pay our families to eat and comme. is is sotely crazy. whath realy shoulde doingsani tse os i a ncea w an s ned re reesentioin wainon dc.utha n at ty' a bo. tywaodiup usiness d pop's le izleut sn.ab gin n a oes pon nk

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standard of coverage goes up it's going to cost more. martha: the white house and democrats who support the bill have argued that the costs will decline over time because of things like preventative care being covered and over time it will pick up things that could

be treated more quickly and that that will help some of thess ka hraeugt costs. yo the escalating costs. >> they are living in a cream world if you require more people would be covered and require at ty be cered mor thorough it' going to cos re. whhis rept alsoointsut th ous fat penaltyor nveran t hethcareaw, in words, iforpo amecaps altca covag teyave a t ofey uthwes alines,oover thrloyeos $0 lln de ter ar, i the cohetylyosthaothffpl s more peod

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helping the middle class but with unemployment still high and the economy still struggling big question during this election will be, has he delivered on that promise? what it could mean for his chances in november.

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lyhink that way. bill: tomorrow is wednesday. martha: i'm looking forward to that. bill: me too. we'll see you then. martha: "happening now" starts right n. we'll see you back here tomorr tomorrow. jon: emotional testimony in the trial of john edwards an aide to the former presidential candidate talking about money change hands and a bizarre account of edwards mistress and her reaction to a ruben sandwich. live at thehous repte iwa frea ag thapresidobam caaign