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call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca>> sean: we continue with our great american panel. there was a great story broken congress and our government is going to states that get grants they are going to monitor the bmi or body mass index of kids 2 to 18. this week they announced a white house task force on childhood obesity. let pace go to our cigarette-smoking president ordering food yesterday in new york. this is him in the restaurant. he orders 10 chicken wings and a few extras. he says i think i'll take fries with that do you want fries or onion rings? he says both. and what kind of cigarettes does he smoke marlboro? and three marlboros after i'm done eating. explain this to me. >> let's not call the president out because he likes chicken wings. i love 'em too. with this bill they want to pass which is going to measure the bmi of everybody to do that and support this bill, george orwell would blush. to try to in people's privacy. this doesn't bother me. the president there are some who say let the president have what he

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call or clicto learn more. [ male annouer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be ableelp. bill: heat directed at a member of the administration whitewater rafting on the colorado river, interior department chief of staff, tom strickland touring the grand canyon while crude oil fanned out on the gulf of mexico, and, they were on a work focus trip and his agency is coordinating the federal response to the gulf oil catastrophe and serves as assistant secretary for fish, wildlife and parks and was airlifted out of the canyon three days after the leak began when the administration realized it was far worse than they thought, originally. martha: you know the story, police officers got him just in time, but we're learning new details about this. and, of course, we all know that it is nearly ten years, since september 11th. so, how does a flagged terror suspect manage to get through security? think about what it is like when you go through security and he boarded that plane. the times square bombing suspect, faisal shahzad was on the no-fly list as of that morning and the airl

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> bill: thanks for staying withilly in the a.c. at your beck and call seeing. our ball glen has been praised far left loons because of beck's stand on miranda rights. issues pretty clear. i believe the public safety exception, that is when a terrorist act is underway a suspect is denied miranda rights so a can get more information. that is the law of the land. beck says no miranda must be applied upon arrest to american citizens. we debated it last night. beck, you are in big trouble now. >> i am. >> bill: far left liking you. liking you. let me roll this clip. go. >> roll tape of someone being far more reasonable about suspect being read suspect rights. >> he has all the rights under the constitution. again, it's not a popular answer but i don't think we shred the constitution. >> steve: right. >> that was early in the morning. i didn't even think about it i mean, i didn't even know what was going on. i couldn't believe that is even a possibility. citizen. >> bill: this is where if you believe that these terrorists

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call or go online to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you cannot afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> i'm absolutely delighted to be here. as is laura. she's hot. moy caliente. >> larry: we're back with the 43rd president of the united states, george w. bush. you've made changes in personnel recently. are you planning any more changes? >> no, me, what? no, i'm not going. i'm staying. >> larry: is dick cheney staying? >> oh, yeah. yeah, dick's staying. yeah. yeah, i think -- yeah, he is, yeah. >> larry: i don't think you two are allowed in the same place anymore, is that right. >> really? >> larry: well, that's what i hear. >> well, it's true. i never know where dick cheney is you know? if i'm the decider, he was the hider. seriously. i never know where he is these days. there's -- larry, there's days where i'm sitting in the oval office i walk out to the hallway and yell "marco?" >> larry: now in your cabinet you're standing by donald rumsfeld as secretary of defense. >> uh-huh, absolutely. absolutely. i have absolute faith in our secretary of defense. look, r

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call or click to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca mayle to help. >> larry: we're back with senator john mccain of arizona. your dear friend, senator joe lieberman wants to strip americans involved in foreign terrorist groups of their citizenship. what do you make of that idea? >> i haven't had a chance to talk to joe about it. i have the highest respect and regard and affection for him. i just like to look at all the ramifications of such a move. as you know, he and i had an amendment that if an act of terror is committed, then that individual should be tried by a military commission, but i have not had a chance to examine his proposal yet. we really need to make sure that individuals are, who commit acts of terror are treated as what they are, terrorists. >> larry: can this be done, senator, frankly, and still keep our freedom and constitutional rights which we hold so dear? >> i believe we can, larry. i think all americans agree that we are under a kind of a threat that we haven't experienced before in our history, but we can still pre

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announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> bill: personal storyt tonight, some political observers believe that attorney general eric holder is not long for his job. as you may know mr. holder has taken a huge hit promoting civilian trials for people like khalid sheikh mohammed. rather than being milk toast about the war on terror in general. yesterday eric holder was drilled by the house judiciary committee especially about his avoidance of the islamic terror description. >> do you feel that these individuals might have been incited to take the actions that they did because of radical islam? >> because of? >> radical islam. >> i mean we are in the process now of talking to mr. shahzad to try to understand what it is that drove him to take the action. >> but radical islam could have been one of the reasons? >> a variety of reasons. >> was radical islam one of them. >> there are a variety of reasons why people do these things. some of them are potentially religious. >> all i'm asking is if you think among those variety of reasons lad dick call isla

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