the aipac employs were the first private citizens to be charged under the act, and that prosecution was unsuccessful. >> is there any evidence on whether the two newest appointees to the supreme court are any more favorable to the first amendment than their predecessors? >> well, there's not much evidence. they haven't decided many cases. the problem is that the justices they replaced were pretty good on the first amendment. that is justice stevens in particular had come, he was president ford's only appointment to the court, and he'd come from being a middle-of-the-road republican to what passes for the head of the liberal faction. he was very strong on first amendment issues. again, the latter years of his time there. and justice to have become to be pretty good also. but the replacements haven't yet made the difference. at least one more. in order to make a difference. although, some of you i'm sure i've told you, the best justice on the core, the strongest justice on the court on first amendment issues in my view is anthony kennedy. nice catholic boy from sacramento. who is really g

the other thing that has happened, i can to criticism that has, michele bachmann -- aipac candid criticism that has come michele bachmann's -- way because of a -- a backhanded criticism that has come michele bachmann's way because of preferences to god. >> she quoted the declaration of independence, thomas jefferson. >> how she came to her faith and the experiences she has said, not critical of the president. i think it was appropriate under the circumstances where she was to talk about what she talked about. >> also, a large percentage of the people she wants to reach in this caucasus are like-minded. >> mike huckabee did very well with that same constituency. >> speaking of gov. perry, i think the only thing holding him that is good he raise the money and put the infrastructure in place at this date? there is an undercurrent of bad blood between the perry forces and the forces of george w. bush. since this is "inside washington" we should not fail to mention that. >> in terms of the money, the president could rise up to $60 million. i wonder if at some point the american people get fed u

pick it out with caster aipac over all the strikes that made our goal week sixteen in the russian premier league truth your number one shortly. tennis first and after a tough injury ridden time of late maria sharapova looks at last back to her best the russian storming into the wimbledon final her first major decider in three years following a straight sets win over sabine lisicki trafford though not with the best of starts losing the opening three games however the fifth seed recovered with aplomb taking nine of the next ten games against a german i would see her clinch the first set six four with the second more straightforward dominating it six. up for interest second final after the all england club she famously one of the all in two thousand and four age just seventeen shara is yet to drop a single set this tournament but isn't really a number and with her. it's a great feeling in many years but it's a really great feeling and today was in my purse match of the championships really happy to get through in two sets. it's pretty amazing stage awaiting on saturday a surprise package pet

the other thing that has happened, i can to criticism that has, michele bachmann -- aipac candid criticism that has come michele bachmann's -- way because of a -- a backhanded criticism that has come michele <+bachmann's way because of preferences to god. >> she quoted the declaration of independence, thomas jefferson. >> how she came to her faith and the experiences she has said, not critical of the president. i think it was appropriate under the circumstances where she was to talk about what she talked about. >> also, a large percentage of the people she wants to reach in this caucasus are like-minded. >> mike huckabee did very well with that same constituency. >> speaking of gov. perry, i think the only thing holding him that is good he raise the money and put the infrastructure in place at this date? there isn unrcurrent of ba ood between the perry forces and the forces of george w. bush. since this is "inside washington" we should not fail to mention that. >> in terms of the money, the president could rise up to $60 million. i wonder if at some point the american people get fed up? >>

he then went to aipac, the americanewish organization on the sunday after that. before we left for europe and he talked quite directly about why we're pursuing this and why it was in israel's overwhelming long-term interest and security interesto get to a negotiation here. to not stay... to get on a sustainable path to peace and security which is why we're doing this. it's out of a relationship. >> rose: and this administration as all previous administrations, have pledged themselves to israeli security. >> yeah. >> rose: hat the same time there were people who thought that the prime minister had lectured the president with respect to the president's question about the '67 borders. do you feel that way? was that o of line? >> well, i... as i said earlier, we're going to have disagreements between friends that have this kind of complex and multifaceted relationship i feel this way about this. thedministration's pledge to protect israel's security and theyave for a long time, we actually act on this and have acted in very substantial ways. last year, for example, t

aipac for two of cigarettes maybe come up for them, not a routine purchase, but a luxury to indulge in it only rarely. the desperately poor do not go to movies, which they think is a weekly activity. they have more important things to do with what little money they have, like attempting to provide some comfort for a gravely ill child, as crass must do. it is proper for judges to disagree, but it is disgraceful for an interpretation of the constitution to be a premise upon unfounded assumptions about how people live. poverty, and its alleviation, occupies a lowly standing among the priorities of the nation's most influential political leaders. for a brief moment, after hurricane katrina, the higher circles paid some attention to the plight of the impoverished. once a tender 15th, 2005, in jackson square in new orleans, president george w. bush recognized "deep, persistent poverty" in the gulf region and that we have a "duty." that sympathetic attentiveness, however, was evanescent. and in a cover story in 2005 for "newsweek," jonathan alter said, "it takes a catastrophe like katrina to

by fostering innovation, even in these tough times, we will let aipac for the future of our great nation-- we will lay a path for the future of our great nation. it is essential with our universities partner with the private sector. when we do, there is nothing but those to -- two cannot accomplice. we must be clear that what our states need from our colleges and universities and we must hold them accountable to deliver, delivered to our taxpayers, to the students, and to those businesses that need that work force. as the chair, i've been privileged to work on behalf of the nation's governors on these issues. as we have proven time and time again, we are much more effective when we act together through a bipartisan way. each governor has their own initiative. my initiative is what they call complete to compete. it is focused on the urgent need to increase college completion and productivity in the united states. they have to go on and gets a certification or an apprentice ship. yesterday they were going to be satisfied with an aa, hopefully, they will go one gets nba. -- ba. we want to e