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(announcer) if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> larry: pete remainsboston. john soltz is in washington. joining us now from little rock, arkansas, general wesley clark. former nato supreme allied commander, vice chairman of james lee witt associates. and here in l.a., brigadier general mark kivit. he's currently executive vice president of advanced technology systems. in fact, general kimmitt worked for general clark at nato. >> exactly. >> larry: what do you make of the speech and what we heard so far from the critics and those who support it. >> we've had a great show. it was a strong speech, larry. i think he laid out an important case. i agree with a lot of the sentiments that michael moore expressed. i do think in this case, the president limited the objectives. he's not talking about nation building or building a democracy. i think he pointed right at the objective, go after al qaeda. he didn't talk about pakistan but pakistan is all over this speech. and the simple truth is, that as he said, you can't get at al qaeda in pakistan without doing m

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announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> welcome back to "larry king live" where we're covering the constantly breaking news about the christmas day scare in the skies over detroit where a would-be terrorist tried to blow up a plane. fortunately he did not. i want to bring in from i understand analysis congressman dan burton, republican of indiana. obviously, he's a member of the foreign affairs and oversight and government reform committees. let me ask you this one blanket question. what is your reaction to the news coming out tonight about the cia report sitting in langley about this suspect? >> first of all, once again, i hear people in the administration, in the media trying to make the cia the scapegoat. this report was made from nigeria some time ago, and i can't believe, since we now have a director of intelligence, that the cia didn't give that to the director of intelligence. if that information was dishe sem natured to him, it was his responsibility to make sure that all the intelligence agencies had that information. this guy was

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announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> larry: by the way next tuesday, a huge show for you, the cast of the new movie "nine" will be here. daniel day-lewis and penelope cruz and dame judi dench and fergie and kate hudson and nicole kidman. the broadway production of "nine" won five tonys including best musical. i saw the movie last night. "nine" is a ten. our guest is suze orman. i know you talk about personal brands, how important is that, how damaged is the tiger woods brand? >> well, i have to tell you, at first i didn't think he was so damaged. and then every day with more and more coming out, i'm starting to think, maybe he's going to be damaged. however, with that said, you know, people have very short-term memories and you have all these people that have done these horrific things in life that you look at and go, oh, my god, we're right back with them all, larry. so i think he maying may be damaged here a little bit, but not as much as people think. >> larry: it's worse if the story has legs, right? >> of course, if it keeps going, i

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(announcer) if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> larry: there are, of course, others who have made mistakes in their personal lives. take a look at some of them and how they explained it. >> i have had sex with women who work for me on this show. now, my response to that is, yes, i have. >> the bottom line is this, i've been unfaithful to my wife. it began very innocently as i suspect many of these things do. >> it was painful for her, hard and painful for her. she responded exactly the kind of woman she is. she forgave me. >> disgusted at myself for making a mistake of adultery. >> i've acted in a way that violates my obligations to my family, and that violates my or any sense of right and wrong. >> indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. >> larry: except for kobe, all of those were on the public trust. pat, how do they -- and where do they go from here? >> well, winston churchill said, when you're walking through hell, keep walking. that's what they got to do. kobe is doing fine. martha

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(announcer) if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> larry: an articlen the "daily beast" asks are blacks abandoning obama? we will ask our guests. mark lamont hill is at columbia university. reverend al sharpton, the activist and former presidential candidate himself. and jeff johnson, b.e.t. news correspondent. okay, professor hill, is obama failing african-americans? >> i think failing is kind of a bold word. he is definitely not doing enough. >> larry: disappointing. >> certainly. i think plenty of reason to be disappointed. when you look at the public policies that are developed and not developed, he's falling short of bill clinton and jimmy carter in that regard. >> larry: what do you think, al? >> i think the overwhelming majority of the people i talked to think that president obama's doing exactly what he promised. he was given a terrible economy. he was given a world that was at war. and he's really dealt in a way that most african-americans, even pollsters are proud of. he was elected the president of the united states, not the president of the

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