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. >> announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. >> back with congresswomanlle bachmann. before the break you talked about what's going on. you are still on the intelligence committee. what would happen with respect to what is going on with iran and israel. is there a possibility the two of them are on the brink of war? should the united states be drawn in? >> asking an excellent question. these are very observering times. thursday we need to make a strike in the next few months in iran. the uranium enrichment program so our statement is made in response by the supreme leader. a very bold statement was made. we are seeing an increase in a heightening intention. our next president will be dealing with a potentially different world. we need to take it seriously and the united states need to be strong vigilant in attacks here. iran made it clear they are sincere they intend to build a nuclear bomb for the purpose of wiping israel off the face of the map. they have no reservations about using the bomb against the united states. our number one duty is safety and s

. >> announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. >> sean: top memberthe obama administration made stunning comments about our national security. leon panetta toll the senate panel if the president gets his way and drastic cuts or made to the pentagon's budget, america will be at risk. let's take a look. >> let me be clear: you can't take a half trillion dollars out of the defense budget and not incur additional risk. we believe they are acceptable risks but there are risks and very frankly when you go through this, there is no margin for error. >> sean: joining me is fox news contributor, great job last night. i had no voice. every time i lose my voice, you are in. [ laughter ] >> sean: i sound like a seal every once in a while. >> on valentine's day. >> sean: acceptable risk but no margin of error, iran, middle east, north africa, where do i stop. >> it seems increasingly clear, the president is actually determined to leaf had this country weaker after he leaves office. he is pulling himself out of the middle east. he is slashing the defense budget. i

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. >> announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. >> greta: 11:00dio lights, it's time for last call. if presidential candidates get endorsements for all sorts of reasons but there is one reason you probable hi haven't thought brks or heard about before. >> everyone is endorsing their candidates. roger ebert, if you've been waiting for roger ebert's opinion has endorsed ron paul saying he's the only one i'd want to sit next to on a long airplane flight. yeah. so if that is how we're choosing a president i'd like to endorse the girl from the t-mobile commercials. >> that is your last call. lights are blinking and we're closing down shop. before we go, i want you to go greta wire.com tonight and tell us what you think about tonight's show, politics and you can throw in how bad you feel about the fact the green

. >> announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. >>> i think ifre's a large turnout here, i think that will be very good and if i'm staying in contention in cleveland, then i expect we'll win. >> jerry springer is back with me now, looking still very youthful. >> i should just tell you that was exactly 30 years ago yesterday. >> was it really? >> that i announced for governor, back in '82, february 1st. >> you once worked on bobby kennedy's campaign? >> that was my first elected political involvement. but only for four months. in all your experience, is this any nastier than any republican democrat. not particularly nastier, we have now obviously the 24/7 coverage and so much more money spent on advertising that the commercials are so much rougher. so that probably is, but in terms of the hostility in the nation, people are forgetting 1968. in 1968, the nation was really divided. and i don't mean just by those who were politically active, it was the vietnam war, it was civil rights, our cities were burning, there were dmen stragszs, people were bu

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. >> announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. >>> we showed hope baptist church at the top of the program. what we didn't show was what people might have heard from the pews when a very young whitney houston was singing the gospel then. now we can. the video quality is not good, i warn you, but the beauty of it the beauty of her voice and the potential of it shines through. watch. ♪ she had her whole life ahead of her in that video. this weekend whitney houston will be back in the new hope baptist church. she's come home and surrounded by people who knew her, knew that voice, knew that child. it's our job to report on the facts of her death and her life. sometimes those fakct s facts a that pleasant and haven't been this week. so many people want to remember the beauty of whitney houston's voice, they're buying her music once again. right now, there are seven whitney houston albums on the top selling. and sadly, she was short of cash when she died. some reports are that she was leaning heavily on her meant, clive davis, to keep homes in atlant

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. >> announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. >>> less thanks away from the next gop primary contest in arizona and michigan, and mitt romney has a comfortable lead in the grand canyon state. an american research group poll out today shows the former massachusetts governor with a 7 point advantage over rick santorum. that's in arizona. but he's trailing santorum in romney's own state of michigan. ouch. and in a new poll from the all-important battle ground state of ohio, the former pennsylvania senator is beating romney by seven points. that's important. joining me to talk about this volatile gop race republican strategists and cnn political strategist. >> she gets her own camera. >> we work it out that way. believe me. >> what it's like to be special. >> doug, let's starts with you. how concerned should the romney camp be about michigan and ohio where he is trailing rick santorum now? >> the concern is we're seeing these numbers in real states as opposed to national polls which could mean anything. they're concerned. they're putting a strateg

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. >> announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. >> still aheadonight dick morris, herman cain, and karl rove will all be here. you just heard from former massachusetts governor mitt romney. joining me on in this primary eve from michigan is former sen. rick santorum. i'm not sure if you were able to hear gov. romney. he complained about a robo call your campaign is running. i believe this is the one he was talking about. i want to give you a chance to respond. >> on tuesday join democrats who are going to send a loud message to massachusetts mitt romney by voting for >> he said it was a low moment in the campaign, and i figured i would give you a chance to respond. >> you mean when he runs a robo call of my voice from four years ago saying good things about him, that's not a low moment? and when i run a call basically calling democrats that are eligible to vote here to vote for us, and encouraging people to come and vote for us, and we talk about our manufacturing plan and what we are going to do to create job, it's a positive robo call. talking

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. >> announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. >>> developinge want to bring to you right now, a fair of f 16 fighters from the north american aerospace defense command intercepted a small plane that violated the no fly zone imposed for president obama's visit today. what's going on here? >> reporter: anytime the president goes someplace, often when there are major events as well there's something called a temporary flight restriction that goes into place. essentially what was going on here is a cessna 182, private aviation plane, violated that flight restriction. it was shortly after noon. two fighter jets were scrambled from march air force base. they intercepted the plane. basically they tracked it for about half an hour, made communication with the plane, forced it down to land. the person was intercepted by law enforcement when the plane landed. still a little bit unclear where all the major players were at this point. obviously one of the concerns is when the temporary flight restriction was violated where the president was, where various

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