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and i think that he needs to be called out on that. >> america, america, america. who is the other team? >> he's the president of the united states he's running against. but he talks like he's talking about somebody other than -- >> an interhoper. >> right. >> nbc's tom brokaw is with us to give his perspective on these events. tom, it is always fun to cover a night like super tuesday, but to have ohio unresolved at this point is riveting. i'm fascinated by the republicans inability to gather around a single candidate. what's your thinking on this? >> it's going to be close enough, obviously, that if rick santorum finishes just a close second it will give him more than enough reason to go on and take this probably all the way to tampa this summer. that's the great worry of a lot of republicans across the country. a lot of members in the republican establishment who have already endorsed governor romney. earlier today we were talking to voters obviously, and what were the big issues on their mind? electability by a factor of 2 to 1 over almost everything else. and y

with whom we have to be engaged in addition to the american israeli connection is america/egypt, america/turkey. america/saudi arabia. >> now, when you endorse what mrs. sadat said about patience and space, does our political system really ever have patience? can it allow space? i mean, you know, you have the ngo crisis which on the big scale of things doesn't seem to be a huge crisis, although obviously important for those who are involved. and you had people calling for cutting off economic aide to egypt. you have the muslim brotherhood do well in the elections, made a lot of people uncomfortable. do we have the patience? what does it take to have that patience? >> well, we better have that patience first of all. because we don't have it, we're going to be faced with other things which will not be very comfortable for us. i mentioned some of them. we have to be patient, but we have to have a strategic vision for the region. i'm afraid we no logger have a strategic vision for the region, and worse we're gradually being pushed out of the region. or maybe we're drifting out of the region. i remember when

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 entrepreneurial. . >> 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 out of this united states council. >> puppies, they can. >> wrestling. >

the people from all around the world who see america as a beacon of hope because america rewards hard work. america allows people to rise if they have a good idea, stick to it, and persevere. that is what america is about. that is why people come here. you are the descendants of those people. that is why we work harder than any other country in the world. we work longer hours. when i go back and visit my relatives, they are nothing like my grandfather. in many respects, they were happy being ruled, not having to work so hard. but that is not who we are. when we see a government fixated on growing dependency programs, the size of government, encouraging states to sign that more people on medicaid and food stamps, they are doing things that the road -- erode the foundation, the dna americans have that is different from the rest of the world. my economic program is not going to be measured on how many people receive government benefits. it could be measured by how many people get off of government benefits and get back to work. [applause] we say to all of those folks who want an opportunity to rise ag

america. america today is better positioned than any country in the world to lead the 21st century. that's coming back, the middle class is coming back, america is coming back. worker byhome, neighborhood by neighborhood the country is coming so as my grandpop would say, keep tfa you. my god bless you all, and may god protect our troops. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> thursday, house budget committee leaders paul ryan and chris van hollen discuss the budget proposals. they'll look at both plans and discuss whether they think it's possible for a comprehensive budget to pass in both chambers of congress. it's hoeted by the national journal live 8:30 eastern on c-span2. here on c-span 3, a hearing on rising gas prices. why prices have risen quickly over the last few months. it's held by the senate energy and natural resources committee live at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >>> ronald leaving his hotel after a speech -- reagan comes out -- the agents are surrounding him, he shoots. jime brady in the head. the second one hits tom delahante who turned around to chk progress. i'm hit, now the path to the president is clear, it's wide open. hinkley ha

america. at least how it works america is working. under president obama, america has not been working. the ironic tragedy is that the community organizer that wanted to help the people who were hurt by a plant closing became the president on watch for the most closings since the great depression. instead of doing it impossible to promote and create jobs and get us out of this crisis, barack obama has -- has promoted the power of government. the results have beenbut he has transformed us, as he likes to say. closer to his vision of a of government-centered society. in barack obama's society, the government must do more, because less. then the debate becomes about how much to extend unemployment insurance. because you are guaranteeing that there will be more than -- there will be millions more employer -- unemployed. tax rates are bestowed not to make us more productive or build a stronger economy, but to correct. of course, because business is inherently suspect, government must oversee and direct business decision making. patin his government-centered society, barack obama's tax increas

should lead in this spirit of america should be standing up your ego >> -- america should lead in this. america should be standing up here a good >> -- america should be standing up. >> the dna of guerrillas. could the code explain what makes us uniquely human? welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and our viewers around the globe. are we edging closer to a military response in stereo, leon panetta said that option is on the table, but he stressed the white house prefers a diplomatic effort. this comment came as the un humanitarian she's met -- humanitarian chief met the syrian foreign minister. goo>> the un humanitarian chief held talks with the foreign minister. he said syria was trying to meet citizens' needs despite the western embargo. it was not clear whether the larry was hoping to see for herself the massive destruction. the syrian red crescent has just been allowed in but not the international red cross. it has been waiting nearby since last friday while i huge clean- up operation has been under way with your good -- has been under way. presumably injured activists are chained to th

america great. and of course what makes america great is not a big powerful central government. what makes america great is a limited government that believes in the unlimited potential in each and every one of you all across this country. that's why we've gone out and we've talked about the issues that -- well, really the fundamental issue that is at stake in this election. i always talk about my grandfather when he came to this country in 1925. he came because he was being ruled by a facist dictator by the name of muse lini in italy and he was ruled by that dictator and having fought as he did in world war one he understood the tyranny of those people in power, those authoritarian figures. and he didn't want his children to grow up there. he wanted his children to have something that he never had. and so he went to the only place where they had it. that place that was a beaken for the rest of the world. he didn't go come to the united states, he didn't go to the coal fields of southwestern pennsylvania. he could have come to the coal fields of southern illinois. -- give an applause for the coal

america? is america back as mr. obama says? i'm larry kudler. this is "the kudlow report." is it really morning in america. president obama is saying that trying to echo ronald reagan. and sizzling number two, can high gas prices be pinned on president obama? he says the charge doesn't pass the bull detector test. we'll put him through our own bull detector test this evening. plus just a handful of days before super tuesday. now mitt romney ahead of rick santorum by a whopping 16 points in the republican national pole from rasmussen. however, before we move on, i want to take an important moment to acknowledge some sad, shocking news. andrew breitbart, a conservative media entrepreneur, a friend of the kudlow report, suddenly died overnight. he was a young 43. the whole thing is a tragedy and a great loss to the new journalism. i'm going to bring in ann coulter for just a second to talk about our friend who last appeared on this show just a few moments ago. take a listen to what andrew told me. >> can obama ever cut that union umbilical cord or is he stuck with it? >> he's absolutely stuck with it. first of

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america program. the discover america program is something that the west wing is putting it's an effort to keep american tourism dollars in america. it's encouraging you to vacation and tour america. so mrs. johnson can promote that at the same time she's promoting environmentallism. >> is this all part of the great society agenda? >> yes. in a large way all of it is. it's to make a better america. an america that's more livable for all of us. it's all tied in. what your environment is like has to do with what your life is like, what your financial situation is like, what the quality of your life. i think for her it all ties together. she's the first lady who says you have to find something to do that makes your heart sing. find the thing that makes your heart sing and follow that. >> as the first lady. >> as the first lady. life in general, but as the first lady. >> right. did she lobby for these projects? >> she did lobby. for the highway billboard act to take billboards off of national highways, mrs. johnson actually met with west wing staff and had her own call sheet of people to -- members of congress to directly call and lo

know what actually will employ them up close ability america's systematically whether it's george bush or rivalry bill clinton america is this america. makes russia knows this china knows this the so-called reset. under. the reset never really reset probably in mid live knows of course who knows. election rolls eyes claim or obama claims well you know you had an election you have a new man coming you know we had all the action you november i hope to be hussein in spain you know but the idea of close ability i think it's nonsense kristie well some people are saying that you know should obama when it will mean you know critics of the president saying it will most likely mean more hostility towards israel and also regarding russia more accommodation to vladimir putin's russia what do you think about that. well the american media bashes knowledge you know that you're right you see what happens here television media oh they have really roughed him up last this is and maybe they like a little bit better but we're concerned about it coming in because he's got more backbone to stand up he would lose your edge i can hardly wait for him to ta

and they're jobs that everyone, as was mentioned by chonly are good for america -- good for america, because they make america competitive again. they're jobsfe future, in industries of the future, for an economy that's able to compete for the products like electronic beam systems built here at pct. remarkable. these are jobs building consume just here, but all around the world. expanding rural markets for the united states america, you know about that too. workers here know, 50% what they produce here engineering sales that are destined to be exported. that's a big deal. they're jobs that anchor our communities. they're jobs that get the local community moving aijobs. manufacturing jobs create more jobs, other jobs. jobs in diners, hardware stores, schools, police departments. most mp jobs that can help rebuild the middle class which has been battered and nobody knows it better than all of you. it matters, because real shared the only growth that really matters, growth that is widely shared by everyone in this country can onlyha middle class is growing again. when the middle class is growing, everyone does w

america stands. i think one of the president's biggest mistakes with regard to peace in the middle east was confused in the palestinians as to where america's interest and america's commitment stood. my view is we have to communicate that we stand with israel. there's not an inch of distance between the two of us and that allows the palestinians to know that we will not allow them to pursue at the u.n. or anywhere else the one-state solution which excludes a jewish state. my view is we have to be clear we stand with israel. we insist that israel doesn't make unilateral decisions, that we'll stand by our friend. >> thank you, sir. >> our final question from barry logren. >> good morning, governor, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> what are some things that stands out to you about the country and the people? >> you know, my first trip was over a decade ago, i believe, and i went with a church group from my church and a group of friends. we went really to see the historic foundation of our faith and to see the historic sights and, you know, it's overwhelming to go to a place that has such extraordinary history. then on my second trip

america." gosh this is "bbc world news america" reporting from washington. the as the united nations chief reaches the syrian city, there is an earful on america's response. >> you don't mention the american leadership. america should lead. america should be standing up. >> from super tuesday complicated wednesday. we break down the confusing picture from last night oppose the republican contest. and masking the dna of guerrillas. -- mapping the dna of gor illas. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also a around the globe. are we going closer to an international military response to syria? the defense secretary says that option is on the table, but stressed that the white house prefers a diplomatic effort. his comments came as u.n. humanitarian chief that syria's foreign minister before finally visiting be much bombarded the city. we begin our coverage tonight. >> before setting off to the north, the humanitarian chief held talks with the syrian foreign minister and they told us it was trying to meet the citizens' needs despite the western embargo. wast wasn't clear if she hoping to see for herself the massive destruction that was besieged and shell

america. bring america back. because america is divided on both end between super conservative and super liberals. >> senator specter? >> i agree. >> sharon, vermont, richard, a republican. >> caller: good morning. >> morning. >> caller: it seems to me that the biggest single issue facing our nation is our debt. and piled on top of the debt are the 50 to $100 trillion worth of unfunded liabilities. senator specter, you were part of that problem. the informed, aroused electorate deposed you. then you changed parties and you got beat again. i find it difficult to understand how you qualify for the high road here. the debt is going to terminate our nation. they're spending my grandson's money. they're not spending my money anymore. >> all right. let's get a response. >> well, three times i voted for a constitutional amendment for a balanced budget so that the federal government would have to live within its means, just like the cities and states, and just like ordinary citizens. and in the senate, i worked very hard to eliminate fr

america." >> welcome to "bbc world news america." arab leaders to meet amid tight security. there are general protests in spain amid soaring unemployment. robert redford gets ready to bring sundance to london but his review of u.s. politicians is less than glowing. >> it is all about winning and what the ego is attached to winning and what people will say just to win. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. for the first time in more than two decades, today, the arab league held at their summit in baghdad. despite the security risks, the symbolism was plain to see. as for substance, only a handful of arab leaders showed up and the turmoil in syria, where the one says that a million people need humanitarian assistance, overshadowed everything. >> it has cost a fortune, but at this stage at the summit, thousands of police and heavily armed swat teams on the streets of baghdad. there has also been a day long curfew. relations are still tense. it is not surprising that the leaders of many gulf sunni states stayed away. many have been deterred by the sectarian the situation. two blasts not far from the conference center and began just as the conference did. delegates, formally supported a u.n. plan to end the fighting. >> the syrian has met with kofi annan, excepting his plan which was endorsed by the united nations security council. the world is waiting for commitm

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 within mission bay along china basin street, mission bay, north and south, 16 street once it is constructed, and illinois st. all within mission bay. in addition, we would like to eliminate the two hour time restrictions. and allow the staff to have the

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america america. >> hold on. hawaii is a tiny, tiny island nation. hawaii is not a state. >> they don't even speak american. they speak hawaii an. >> don't come back on my show until you know anything. >> what was the word you had for the citizens of guam? >> go main yen. >> no they #r* guamericans. >> the go -- the guamanian parade. you get a sausage and the parade is over. >> we are getting no angry letters from guam. >> bill, you have a daughter who lives in guam. has she accepted santorum's apology? >> i wanted to talk to her. i realize i don't have her number. i didn't really remember her name, and i am not clear if she is still alive. other than that i will get back to you. >> i am not a good father. if you paid attention to the other red eye shows, it is awful. >>> the next topic, in what is easily the best news of the day joe biden is hitting the campaign trail. he will deliver speeches in four battleground states starting starting with costa recaw. i mean ohio. according to an aid, they are to layout the issues that will define the general election and the democratic party. sherrod, you have to be excited anytime joe biden is out there talking. >> first of all joe biden will throw his back out. >> obama is in a good position already. >> do you think before he goes out there he sits him down for the talk -- >> do you have to screw things up so much? >> as much as you say don't screw things up -- >> he is out there with cocktail waitresses, two and three times at a time. >> the great thing about biden, you get him drunk and wants to hear what comes out of his mouth. he will deflect attention from the president and it will be biden and the president can stand back and say wasn't me. i will walk in america'seo waiting. >> sandra, do you think is the gop happy that he is hitting the road? >> there is going to be an an amusing quality to it. >> he throws away any cue cards or tele prompters. there is nothing like it. it is fantastic. >> bill, not a lot of people know this. >> it is very specific. you can predict vice president joe biden's delightful gas. what can you tell us about his upcoming trip? >> he will go to cleavland, and he will tell the people there that his favorite player is lebron james and that his favorite calf is devalot. and then he will go to cinncinati and say his favorite station is wkrb. >> i guess it is time for a break. >> i predicted that. >> don't leave now, people. we may or may not have more stuff to talk about of i think we do, don't we? >>> are retweets from athletes the digital form of autographs? well, yes, according to the associated press. retweets from athletes are the digital form of autographs. says one social media expert, ie somebody who needs to get a

america and how america is doing. if you take a look -- if we stop looking at apple for one second and look at things like ten year rates. look at the bounce off the bottom that the stocks like consol took this week. there is a great deal of confidence. some people look at the vix as the barometer of that. you have to see what stocks are turning around. >> crazy leap for treasury rates. up double digit percentage points. wonder what the bond market is telling stock market. apple rolls out the new ipad today. come out and race the price targets across the board. there's just apple euphoria on wall street right now. >> this ipad one that's sitting in front of me on the desk. at the end of the day, this company has created a product -- they've created a category and they got out to this massive lead. in the last years they introduced three new products. when they think about spending at some point with oil at $1.07, at some point these guys have created a category. it's going to cannibalize something somewhere. i don't know what it is. maybe it's in the pc space, laptops, desk tops. but it's coming from somewhere. we're going to talk about walmart in a little bit. i have to think that apple is its own little thing that's going -- big thing going on here. there are other guys who will bear the brunt of it. >> you get apple carrying the first leg of it. then if you get money out of the bond market causing the rise in interest rates, right? then you're going to get that next leg higher. that's going to get on apple's back and take the market to another level. >> that's right. because money raced out of the treasury markets out of the bond markets. and a lot of that went into apple. that's the headline. you talked about a bunch of milestones, there's another one the vix. and vix below 15. as low as it's been in five years. it's about america and how america's doing. i actually think it's how people want to either have risk on or risk off. and right now they lo things that are risky and hate things that are not risky. >> here's the thing. kudlow's on in a couple hours, tone down the america is stuff. >> ding dollar! >> there you go. at the end of the day to me, you have to think about this. what does this apple rally mean? the market rally is becoming narrower and narrower. when you look at the composite 52 week high look at that massive divergence there. what does that tell you? that this rally we're having here is concentrated amongst a handful of stocks. that makes me nervous. >> let's get the technical setup on apple. no better than carter braxtonworth with oppenheimer. will he be the first on television to say sell apple? >> if you want to stand in front of a bus, look at charts. look at a stat. apple is now 40% above its 150 million average. that has happened 160 times since the ipo. every time it's higher. so we're

america's graduates, america's promise, there are a lot of other programs making a difference. but there are still more we have to do. if we don't, we're going to have more young people entering adulthood without the skills they need to succeed. we're going to have american businesses struggling to fill good jobs here in the united states. and once that happens, then the economic center of gravity will shift to where those labor pools reside. so i believe it's in corporate america'sest interest, i obviously believe it's in our nation's interest to step up our investment in high school graduation. and so in 2008, you heard al huh talk about it. but we launched a program called at&t aspire with this purpose behind it. many of you are familiar with it. it was concentrated on high school graduation and work force readiness. and as you heard, we committed $100 million over a four-year time period. and i'm pleased to say, we exceeded that target. of and to support the effort, our employees took on ambitious job shadow effort. the objective was to touch 100,000 kids with job shadowing programs. and earlier this month, we exceeded that objective, as well. so today we're announcing we're launching a new and expanded campaign. it's called at&t aspire 2. we have taken the original $100 million effort and we are more than doubling it. we're making a $250 million financial commitment over a five-year period of time. and i'm really pleased to tell you, the first $1 million of

america. sal aelin ski. -- saul alinsky. he took the bust of winston churchill and said get this thing out of here. he gave a speech about the problems of america, apologizing for americanald reagan always uplifted america. he was our cheerleader. that's what america is looking for now. a cheerleader. megyn: it's possible for 46% of those polled to say they think president obama believes america's unfair and discriminatory but to still believe that he loves america. you can't necessarily jump to the one conclusion from the other. off course, those are separate questions. what the people think the president views is a society that needs a lot of work because of its discriminatory tendencies. nobody, not enron ald reagan would say america is perfect. but another difference, ronald reagan was always resistant to the idea of getting the u.s. involved militarily overseas unless u.s. vital u.s. security interests were at stake. americans are you be comfortable now that we seem to be getting involved more and more in policing the world and interventions in different spots around the globe. megyn: the thing about the apologizing. we did research on your dad, did he do a lot of

america. if you buy anything from this platform it will be something you're buying from america, made in americajobs in america. after the launch of the business in december, keepamerica.com is now live. i invite you to go there now. launched today, it offers more than 1,600 items at launch from beauty items to home goods, all of them stamped with the made in the usa label, all of them tied to jobs in america. the idea, pretty simple, based in part on a statistic set by economists. if each one of us in america was to spend an extra $64 a year -- a year -- we would create 200,000 u.s. jobs by simply spending $64 a year extra in america. nowhere near the 30 million we all know we need, but heck, it's an awful nice start, and back to us now is david selatar, president of keepamerica.com. >> thank you. >> hardest thing about getting to this point. >> it's been a long six months, a lot of work, a long seven-day weeks meeting vendors, meeting suppliers, getting people on board. >> that has to be the challenge, creating the inventory. if i remember correctly, you want to sell electronics to beauty prod

america where the values we pass on to our children are greater than the debts we leave them. [cheers and applause] i see an america where poverty is defeated by opportunity, not in a book by a government chekc. [cheers and applause] i see an america that is held -- but is never humbled. i see an america that is so strong that no one in the world would ever think of testing the might of our military. [cheers and applause] today which took an important step towards that america. tomorrow we will take another. each day we will move closer, not just to victory, but to a better america. join us. join us. together, we will inshore that america's greatest days are still ahead of us. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] thank you so much. god bless the united states of america. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> santorum since arielle but he spoke -- santorum finish second. he spoke in pennsylvania. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. it is great to be back in pennsylvania. you for joining us. [cheers and applause] let me just thank all of you for being here. i know that you are not going to be here -- we have about 100

america where the values we pass on to our children are greater than the debts we leave them. i see an america where poverty is defeated by opportunity, not enabled by a government check. i see an americambled -- excuse me. i seen an america that is humble, but it is never humble that leads but is never led. i see an america that is so unquestionably strong that no one in the world would ever think of testing the might of our military. today we took an important step towards that america. tomorrow we'll take another. each day we move closer not just to victory but to a better america. join us. join us. together we're going to ensure that america's greatest days are still ahead. thanks, you guys. thank you so much. and god bless the united states of america. thank you! >> governor mitt romney speaking live tonight after his big thumping victory in illinois. coming up we'll hear from rick santorum who came in second. is this victory a game changer to the republican race or just another night on this rocky road to the nominee? ♪ ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on

we are for drakeically better america, an america you cannot a -- a dramatically better america, an america you cannot achieve with his left wing values. >> reporter: ron paul campaigned in idaho looking for his first win in caucuses there. 419 delegates are up for grabs on super tuesday. georgia has the most delegates. ohio comes in second. in steubenville, ohio, danielle nottingham. now back to you. >>> three new polls out today surveying ohio voters are split. two show romney is up. one has santorum hanging onto the lead. >>> the hospital cafeteria worker in arlington under arrest tonight accused of tying up a manager and threatening her with knife. now police say albert murray tried to leave the scene in a waiting cab with the cafeteria safe stashed in the truck. this all went down saturday night at virginia hospital center. investigators say the cab driver got mad when murray tried to load the safe into its trunk. there was a confrontation and murray was arrested after a short chase. kind of wild. >> yeah. >> this is what you think as march, sunshine, snow shower, then sunshine and kin