incluyendo los recientes antecesores de barak obama. george w.a aparecÍa mÁs viejo. >> algunos creen que barak obama con apenas dos aÑos y medio en la provincia y con tan solo 50 aÑos ya muestra las duellas de estrÉs en su rostro y en su cabellera. >> precisamente para conversar sobre cÓmo lucen los presidentes, cÓmo se van transformando a los 50 bajo tanto estrÉs nos acompaÑa el doctor mÉndez. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> a los presidentes los vemos envejecer a diario pero no es un proceso normal de todas las personas, solo que los demÁs no nos siguen a diario, no serÁ normal en todos o sÍ hay un elemento diferencial. >> sÍ, fÉlix, la diferencia es que cada ser humano, cada persona depende el tipo de estrÉs que manejemos y asÍ vamos envejeciendo, nuestro presidente en los dos Últimos aÑos ha manejado situaciones difÍciles ley estrÉs que él maneja a comparaciÓn de otras personas es mÁs amplio y por eso vemos marcado el envejecimiento en Él. >> ya hablando de la poblaciÓn en general hay pruebas que un hombre se tiene que hacer a es

>> hoy en despierta amÉrica: barak obama llega a los 50 y viaja a chicago a un evento con hispanos.comenzÓ en egipto el juicio a hosni mubarak, el ex presidente llegÓ en camilla. crece la compra- venta de documentos falsos para la inmigraciÓn. cómo podrÍan robarle su identidad? >> dime quÉ signo eres y te dirÉ cÓmo trabajas. quÉ recomiendan los astros sobre el tipo de empleo que le favorece. y pop y refrescante es nuestro miÉrcoles! el poderoso y joven trÍo reik. esto y mucho mÁs aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. ♪ ♪ >> muy bien! eso! >> un cafecito! >> ya te lo traigo, ya te lo traigo, no tengo tres manos. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! a todos! cÓmo amaneció? gracias por acompaÑarnos. hoy es miÉrcoles 3 de agosto del aÑo 2011. estamos a la mitad de la semana. provecho con su cafÉ. >> todos los dÍas que se levanta temprano, a la hora que sea para hacerle el cafÉ a su esposo y a sus hijos y por preparar el desayuno. sra. sÍ existen las sras. que se paran a las 4 de la maÑana. >> tambiÉn un hombre podrÍa despertar muy tiernamente a su mujer. no sean machistas. >> ay, ay, ay. >> hoy es un miÉrcoles pa

usted ve en pantalla las autoridades aclararon que ninguno de ellos participo en este operativo, barak obamaerza militar y su familia en méxico el departamento de seguridad pública de aoxaca informo que un hombre, un niño y una mujer murieron cuando un grupo de pobladores enfrentaron a una banda acusada de robo de ganado y violaciones. >>y en méxico en ciudad juarez fue asesinado un alto mando del secretario funcionario pública, víctor nazario, fue asesinado dentro de la patrulla que manejaba, se desconoce por qué un policía de ese rango vigilaba sin patrullas y escolta que lo resguardara. >>y celebran otro año, la región sureña de potosí se encuentra cerrada, por huelga ante la nula ayuda del gobierno >>y las gemelas que fueron separadas por la cabeza en 2002 estuvieron hoy celebrando diez años de vida. francisco ugalde con el detalle de esta magna celebracion >>la fiesta fue en malibu y estuvo llena de invitados y miembros del equipo que estuvo con ella y participaron en su terapia de separacion también el actor mel gibson >>me siento feliz de estar aquí y ver a las niñas que lo lograron,

amÉrica: los movimientos bruscos en las bolsas mundiales estÁn daÑando la popularidad del presidente barak obama> su hijo no se concentra, le cuesta estar tranquilo. vea aquÍ las consecuencias de la hiperactividad. >> tiene un problema y lo quiere solucionar? la motivadora francis helen responde a sus llamadas. >> los divorcios estÁn de moda y se brindan tremendas fiestas. todo esto y mucho mÁs hoy aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. ♪ ♪ >> venga con alegrÍa y Ánimo a despertarse como debe ser. >> bienvenido a nuestra cocina de despierta amÉrica. hoy es jueves 11 de agosto del 2011. >> cocinando, felices. >> para recibirte despuÉs de esa escapada que te hice de un dÍa. valiÓ la pena. mumachos! les tengo una sorpresa. >> de eso tenemos que ver y cuÁnto le podemos sacar. hay un desayuno americano por el partido amistoso y mexicano como estuvo el empate. y todo el mundo a lo que tenga que desayunar. nosotros siempre decimos y saludamos a la gente que se estÁ despertando con nosotros pero hay que darle las gracias a la gente que estÁ llegando en este momento a su trabajo. verÓnica pone: buenos dÍas, saludos

. >> el presidente barak obama criticÓ al congreso.irÍan ver a sus oponentes perder en vez que los estados unidos gane. y afirmÓ que primero se tiene que pensar en el paÍs y luego en los partidos polÍticos. >> participaron los republicanos en un debate para demostrar quiÉn de todos es el idÓneo para enfrentar al presidente barak obama en las prÓximas elecciones. marÍa eugenia payÁn tiene informaciÓn sobre los debates. >> hubo fuertes cruces de palabras entre los co- partidarios. 7 de los precandidatos... trataron de destacarse sobre el hasta ahora favorito. pero los que se llevaron la delantera en la guerra de palabras fueron... acusÓ a la legisladora de tener un historial de errores y falsas declaraciones. y ella le dio una lista de malas polÍticas cuando era gobernador. >> por su parte, el favorito, segÚn las encuestas, hablÓ sobre inmigraciÓn y dijo que Él controlarÍa el nÚmero de visas para los extranjeros dependiendo de sus cualidades profesionales y asegurÓ que lo que tiene que hacer estados unidos es cerrar su frontera de mil mi

a bittersweet sporting reception in washington for barak obama the u.s. president in fighting reigning n.f.l. super bowl champions green bay on a customer visit to the white house obama however is a well known fun of the packers n.f.c. rivals the chicago bears to add insult to injury the commander in chief's hometown squad were also beaten by the clock in the conference championship playoffs this spike that he didn't look too unhappy to be having the green bay charity to his wife hoist collection. come out and say. look this hurts a little bit. of those a hard thing for him to do. it doesn't hurt as much as the n.f.c. championship game hurt. but it still hurts. you know you guys coming to my house to rub it in. staying with american football where tampa bay visited kansas city on friday to kick off both of their three seasons that buccaneers showing there would be a dangerous prospect this year rookie linebacker mason. foster covering the chiefs fumble early on year just freeman is considered one of the quarterbacks the look out for this season the twenty

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quick buck these people are financial terrorists which includes blankfein and diamond and what a barak obama needs to do if you're working in the interest of the people would be to nationalize j.p. morgan and goldman sachs immediately fire these crooks and start all over again because you've got a predatory monopolist down there on wall street who is interested in wiping out the middle class for a quick buck and that is tyranny not sky is a america's possible two folds resonated photo why did russia's prime minister says that the current deal struck by u.s. lawmakers will not solve the underlying issues but even putin believes that raising the ceiling yet again only postpones inevitable problems. actually there's nothing good about it it just has been looking more system in the cities this colossal day fourteen trillion or more means of the country has been living on credit which is really bad for one of the world's leading economies but this means they live beyond their means and put it on a burden on the entire world's economy to some extent they sponge on the world's economy and on them o

interest groups that come to the same answers with different faces and whether it's george bush barak obama or whether all right william engdahl live from frank but thank you very much thank you. well a new storm is brewing and beleaguered europe as italy enters crisis talks with the e.u. over its borrowing costs the country's bond yields have reached their highest level since the year i was adopted spain is facing the same problem as traders rush to rid themselves of risky investments let's not get more from european europe correspondent daniel bushell daniel higher so how bad is it that we had it for another year as i'm bailout here yet again. people and politicians here in brussels are very angry and very worried because they're feeling they've been lied to yet again i mean the first greek bailout they were told never again by e.u. leaders then of course came portugal and ireland then a second greek bailout now it's really is in crisis talks it's been in crisis talks today in luxembourg with john claude. finance chief and they've been talking about something called the yields we're going

bush will see brussels and of the kaiser report coming up later at max guys it tells us decisions barak obama made are now coming back to haunt him and the u.s. economy. possible to congress that extorted three quarters of a trillion dollars it was all that we got to keep his word gets up and we can't afford them to go bankrupt we can't afford the counterparty risk we can't afford this is static risk and barack obama just put his farmer's mouth. and now to have years later it doesn't matter barack obama but not in forcing the law by not following the constitution it's going to blow up anyway. a sexual abuse case involving a seven year old girl has shaken a small russian town and the country's far east rage was treated after john has allowed this effective paedophile to walk away free diapers called reports now and how mothers and activists taking matters into their own hands as hundreds of child abusers escape justice each year. and mother in grief. i was. even thought of buying a pistol and shooting him myself i simply don't know how else to protect my family on the first floor with curtains

>> look, i'm not going to eat barak obama's dog food.f i was president of the united states. >> gretchen: wow. that got your attention. >> that was the best line of the entire night. it encapsulated the real dissatisfaction, i won't say disgust with some of the president's policies, but the absolute sense of outrage in some communities and concern about what's going on and saying this is not enough. we can be better. we can be greater and i'm not going to be satisfied with that. in one sentence, he encapsulated what the outrage is in america at this point and gave a cause to the republicans going forward. i think what they need to be doing in terms of getting their own message out as a party is to focus less on each other and more on the national issues. although there was a very specific discussion on debt. there was a specific discussion on health care. there was a specific discussion on foreign policy. a lot of areas. >> steve: it was very good. >> it gives a lot to republican vote force think about. >> gretchen: there is another deba

this economy for the purpose of making a quick buck these people are financial terrorists what a barak obama needs to do if you're working in the interest of the people would be to nationalize j.p. morgan and goldman sachs immediately fire these crooks and start all over again because you've got a predatory monopolist down there on wall street who's interested in wiping out the middle class for a quick buck and that is tyranny. both the democrats on the republicans have to make concessions to reach the last minute compromise and neither view of the deal is being perfect financial writer peter build says the american public could and should turn on both parties for ruining the economic prospects. if anybody has one if you like it is the tea party the republicans that have held the country and held the president to ransom to accept a deal that he absolutely didn't want to do not on the one hand it makes him look weak if on the other hand the result of this deal largely pressed upon the president by the republicans if vattel reads to a downturn in the us economy if people start seeing the possi

quick buck these people are financial terrorists which includes blankfein and diamond and what a barak obama needs to do if you're working in the interest of the people would be to nationalize j.p. morgan and goldman sachs immediately fire these crooks and start all over again because you've got a predatory monopolist down there on wall street is interested in wiping out the middle class for a quick buck and that is tyranny. on the part of americans possible to forward has resonated far and wide russia's prime minister vladimir putin says that the current deals trying to bind us to make his will not solve underlying problems in the american economy he said raising the debt ceiling yet again merely postpones inevitable difficulty. in the middle we're. actually there's nothing good about it just postponed making more systemic decisions this colossal didn't fourteen trillion normal means of the country has been living on credit which is really bad for one of the world's leading economies means they live beyond their means and put a part of that burden on the entire world's economy to some exten

this economy for the purpose of making a quick buck these people are financial terrorists what a barak obama needs to do if you're working in the interest of the people would be to nationalize j.p. morgan and goldman sachs immediately fire these crooks and start all over again because you've got a predatory monopolist down there on wall street who is interested in wiping out the middle class for a quick buck and that is tyranny. well the risk of the biggest economy defaulting has sent ripples all around the world with inevitable concern in asia with its heavy investment in u.s. debt and as one sees preassure to reports despite the immediate economic relief more voices according to end the dollar's reign as the main currency reserve. asia has a huge vested interest in what's going on in the united states three trillion dollars of united states that is held by asian countries china being number one chip pan being number two so confidence has really gone down here stocks here are rallying people are obviously happy that this debt deal finally passed and many leaders here are actually shocked at

cerca de una reforma migratoria desde su punto de vista o cree que fue una decisiÓn del presidente barak obamae se iban a utilizar ciertos criterios para utilizar discreciÓn para los casos. por lo tanto, se ve que no se 6Ñ estaba tomando efecto en esto todavÍa. a travÉs de todos los organismos de inmigraciÓn en los estados unidos. >> quÉ pasa con las personas, los millones de personas que no estÁn en este grupo de los 300 6Ñjfg!m mil. pueden tambiÉn aquellas que no tienen antecedentes penales solicitar este permiso del trabajo del que estÁ hablando el gobierno. >> no serÁ ñ3leñpun permiso de trabajo para las personas. 6Ñjfg!m/1m0+5du-bt l5)8a/;uit ñ/w habrÁn mÁs personas que serÁn elegibles para esfo pero se 6Ñjfg!m/1m0+5du-bt tomarÁ en cuenta al momento de determinar si van a utilizar parte de estas directrices. hay cosas que no se dicen por parte 6Ñjf de la casa blanca. pero se puede decir que hay una especie de nueva categorÍa de inmigrantes indocumentados no reportables. >> se estÁ creando un nuevo grupo ñ3leñpde humanidades que pudieran beneficiar de alguna reforma migratoria, pero h

and more importantly, to beat boik to beat barak obama. takes to win his race and go up against barak obama. someone who has been a solid consistent conservative. as well as the moral cultural issues. we can energize our base and appeal to the middle which i have done successfully in pennsylvania in the past. megyn: rick santorum, thank you, sir. see you soon. we wanted to update on our critical onshine poll. a new report from a group of scientists is asking if global warming may race the risk of alien attacks. their report is called would contact with extraterrestials benefit or harm humanity. some suggest when they see how we treated the earth they may see us and a rise together university and attack. 3% say we should increase efforts to curb the greenhouse gases. 19% suggest that we should develop weapons to kill the aliens first. but the vast majority are saying the scientists should ask it research on this issue and focus on how to create jobs. we could use some nasa brains on that issue. her adoptiveston completely out of control. so

el presidente barak obama cambiÓ esto.a. por quÉ? porque la motivadora francis helen estÁ allÍ. en fin, del problema que usted estÉ atravesando la situaciÓn que usted estÉ buscando en este momento. francis, ¡muy buenos dÍas! cÓmo estÁs? >> buenos dÍas, raÓl. cómo estÁs? yo muy bien aquÍ como tÚ dices en la gran manzana. >> en los neuyores. >> marÍa victoria, me escuchas? >> sÍ, te escucho. >> le siento un poco triste la voz, cÓmo la podemos ayudar? >> ah! lo que pasa es que ahora... mi pregunta era otra, pero desafortunadamente ahora me acabo de dar cuenta que mi esposo me estÁ engaÑando. >> usted se acaba de enterar de esto? >> sÍ. >> tenÍa otra pregunta pero en estos momentos esto es lo que le estÁ haciendo sentir como se siente. quÉ le puedes decir? >> hablo de la familia en total lo que estÁ ocurriendo en tu casa. para ti y para todos los televidentes, todas mis recomendaciones son a nivel energÉtico. nosotros tenemos un cuerpo elÉctrico y partiendo de ese cuerpo elÉctrico y diciendo que todo es energÍa en la vida ahÍ

he's part of the editorial board and author of books including "how barak obama is bankrupting the u.s. economy" and several co-authored with author, the end of prosperity, return to prosperity, how america can reign in economic superpower status. he is a strong advocate of the flat tax, social security privatization, free trade, considered one the premier supply site economists in the united states. now, after opening statements, each attorney will call two witnesses who will be subject to cross examination. then each side will make closing statements and after wards the jury rules on the case. if the defendants are found guilty, i'll impose the judgments. you will listen carefully to the opening statements, and the witnesses at the end of the hearing will be required to determine whether there is sufficient evidence beyond a reasonable doubt and that ms. lee and the union followers are responsible for public malfeeance. is that understood? mr. moore, you may begin your opening at the same statement. >> thank you, your honor. ladies and gentlemen of the jury thank you very much for be

started with clinton, bush really didn't address it, and now barak obama made it that much worse. >> what does it mean and can we get our rating back? steve centanni live in washington with the latest. >> the president hasn't made any statements yet about this. but his press secretary, jay carney, has, by putting out a paper statement on the president's behalf and without making any direct reference to that s & p action downgrading our credit rating, carney talked about the president's intentions. he said, quote, over the coming weeks, the president will strongly encourage the bipartisan fiscal committee, as well as all members of congress to put our common commitments to a stronger recovery and sounder long-term fiscal path above our ideological differences differes we must do better our intentions to work together. >> thanks very much. >> arthel: we got it. here is -- concerns over what this downgrade means for them. will americans now start seeing interest rates rising on everything from credit cards to car loans? elizabeth mcdonald from the "fox business" network to break it all

i think barak obama is beatable in 2012.whenever government says they're going to keep you safe, get ready because you're going to lose your freedoms. >> we never censor your opinions. that's what it said on that screen; is that true? >> that's right. can't tell you i've ever censored an opinion on the show. maybe i've brought a guest on that i know i'm going to debate and i told him to cut the crap, but i don't i don't censor opinions. >> alyona, that spelling, a-l- y-o-n-a. >> yes. >> if you were in russia, how would that be pronounced? >> it's alyona and people who speak english can't exactly say alyona. and so rather than for some reason it's just a really horrible pain to my ears when people say alyona when they pronounce the "y." so i've just made it silent and that was something that just happened when i was a kid. >> well, i've got a 30-second promo for you on your show. what do you think about being a personality? how does that feel to you after you've done it for a couple of years? >> it's well, now that i feel lik

my friend ed morrissey has been chronicling these barak obamaisms for years now.question of not whether rick perry is dumb. the guy has plenty of political savvy to have gotten elected for as many years as he did given the serious doubts grassroots conservatives and lib tearans ask about whether he's the real deal. never mind what politico is chewing or chin strapping about. is rick perry the real deal? megyn: i know you have got some issues with him you recounts on your blog. should it matter? yes there have been partisan attacks. they talk about how michele bachmann, how her being on the house intelligence committee is a contradiction in terms. is it unfair just because it's coming from some in the mainstream media? there were questions about the number of colleges sarah palin attended. does it make it illegitimate just because of whose asking it? >> i think it does in a way. it brings with it a set of assumptions that are incorrect i believe when we're evaluating these candidates. i think that there is an elitist bigotry about the republican party. there has be

but barak obama's job approval rating is 40% and among independents it's in the 30s.ble for him! >> rick: david, let me ask you, does the president need to shuffle some chairs on the deck -- i don't mean to be trite here, but seriously, is somebody going to lose their job as a result of this? tim geithner, for example. >> look, this happened because in three months we had agreed to pay our bills, bills that have come over the last ten, 12 years, if we said yes, we're paying our bill, then moved on to negotiations on spending or raising tax revenues, we would not be dealing with this standard and poors rating right now. >> tim geithner said this wasn't going to happen. >> let me finish, adam. when they pay their bill, they don't have to worry about looming credit hovering over them. they move on and they get their house in order. >> rick: adam, the last word. >> now we're going to offer higher rates. >> in april, tim geithner guaranteed it's not going to happen. >> they just imposed a tax on us for all their shenanigans. >> rick: adam, last word. >> tim geithner guaran

se darÁ luz verde a la medida para que el presidente barak obama la firme y la convierta en ley de lodados que sirvieron por mÁs de dos aÑos en irak fueron recibidos por sus familiares en california. la mayorÍa de ellos son hispanos. el recibimiento se llevÓ a cabo en el campo de aviaciÓn de la fuerza armada de los alamitos. ellos proveyeron apoyo a la poblaciÓn y a las tropas en irak. >> conclusiÓn de un nuevo estudio que observa un cambio notorio de la presencia de los mexicanos en los estados unidos. vÍctor hugo rodríguez tiene la informaciÓn desde california. >> lleva mÁs de diez aÑos viviendo en los estados unidos como indocumentada, obtuvo un tÍtulo universitario en ingenierÍa en la universidad estatal de arizona. >> mi vida estÁ aquÍ. >> es parte del grupo de mexicanos que segÚn el centro de estudios... lleva mÁs de una dÉcada en el paÍs y no regresarÍa a mÉxico. >> no hay una separaciÓn de familia. >> se quedan y se convierten en padres de la nueva generaciÓn de mexicanos- americanos. >> casi dos millones de personas se han hecho ciudadanos norteamericanos desde 1990 mÁs o men

is the ouster of moammar qaddafi vindication for barak obama's foreign policy decision?ir in atlanta. we could see lines like this for a very long time. >> probably 4 1/2 hours actually outside in the sun. then there was still another hour to hour and a half of indoor waiting. >> this was an investment in my future. it was an all-day investment. [ groans ] you okay? try this. bayer aspirin? it's not a heart attack. new bayer advanced aspirin's for pain. it has microparticles and enters the bloodstream faster. works twice as fast as before. did you invent this or something? dr. eric first, from bayer. wow. [ male announcer ] new bayer advanced aspirin. the charcoal went out already? [ sighs ] forget it. [ male announcer ] there's more barbeque time in every bag of kingsford charcoal. kingsford. slow down and grill. your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of prote

gives a speech at a certain time of day, that barak obama said x yesterday. think there's an expectation, and i'm going to make the case again that newspapers may have failed and not doing that 25 years ago. there's an expectation that the writer puts some of that in some context. there's an expectation that the writer says reminding people that, you know, it's a president who is, you know, forced to make a comment on a foreign policy issue because the last foreign policy issues were struggles or whatever. >> absolutely. >> but i think that that's -- if you find us crossing a line further than that in the coverage of that speech, then i would say that's a mistake, but i don't think that's the common occurrence art or others might say it is. >> but you are both acknowledging there's more analysis in the paper today because your judgment is if the reader wants that rather than a recitation of the straight story? >> they want your -- >> you're saying they want your analysis of what the president meant. it reminds me in the vietnam war there was five o'clock foll

and he's the only republican, i submit, who has a reasonable chance of competing against barak obamaeorge w. bush, another governor of texas sympathetic to latino causes used to get. so perry, has a reasonable chance of being competitive for the crucial 22 million latino voters. so i would say that perry would do the best job against obama right now. >> dave: better than romney? >> i think in terms of competing for the one constituency that i have any expertise on, the latino vote, certainly he would do twice as good. >> brian: the two elements where he might have gotten himself in trouble is cecession was to create headlines. we diversified our economy and we're attracting businesses by keeping taxes low. so to do that, he said it in one sentence. the other issue is get a strong dollar. >> some things you don't joke about. >> brian: well, that caused controversy, but the other thing is get the dollar strong, that america does better when the dollar is strong. that's the other message he had to bring out. >> as i say, i think that rick perry is extreme leach underrated. sometimes he'

or independents who lean toward the democratic candidate, 27% would like another candidate than barak obama interesting question. i think we should unpack some of that video you played on the show and it kind of tells us what's going on here. they think it's so important to change the approach in this campaign, steve, that jay carney had to change his eye glass frame and has anyone told rachel madow that her glasses are miss ing? but they have to retool the whole approach because it's not hope and change anymore. it's be patient. change is coming. it couldn't happen overnight. kind of lower expectations so people don't get really frustrated. but the point is people are frustrated. and they know at this point that the pace of this recovery, if you can call it a recovery, is anemic and something has to be done. we'll see what the president says next week. some of it, i'm sure, will be these little initiatives that some republicans mate agree to. but it's certainly not the type of reform or plan that's going to jump start a long-term period of growth for the united states. >> brian: or jump st

president talks about how everything that's happening in america, it's everyone else's fault except barak obamahe introduced the biggest structural deficit in america, he said to get the debt under control and under his policies, he put us in a trajectory to accumulate more debt on his watch than anybody else before him. >> steve: so you would like people to download that app. always a pleasure. thank you for joining us live. >> steve, thank you. take care. >> steve: the people in north carolina need to take care. there is a hurricane headed that kay. coming up next, the governor of that state to talk a little bit about how irene will impact north carolina. we'll be right back. i love all the gadgets. check out the backup cam. show me the carfax. oh yeah, can you show me the carfax? sunglass holder... for sunglasses. just show me the carfax. before you buy a used car, get a carfax vehicle history report. see accidents and service reported to carfax and a price based on the car's history. ask your dealer or go to carfax.com. just say, show me the carfax. >> brian: looking live at kill devil hill

if we keep kicking this can down the road as then senator barak obama refused to do back in 2006, welimiting point of borrowing authority. not to be confused with our legal borrowing authority. eventually we'll borrow so much money within the next few years that lenders will stop lending to us, at least not at rates of interest that we can afford. it will end up stealing money from everything, from national defense to entitlements. this is an avoidable problem and we can avoid it by limiting congress' borrowing power. >> peter: are you actively encouraging your colleagues to vote against this in the same fashion that you are, and have you thought about the worst possible scenario if, in fact, you are successful in getting them to kill this legislation in terms of the effects of a default? >> i've been actively urging my colleagues for the last six months not to support any debt limit increase that does not include and is not precede bid a passage by congress of a balanced budget amendment. that said, it appears that the die is relatively cast, notwithstanding what senator reid said y

you are running for anthony wiener's congressional seat and you say barak obama is actually helping you referendum on many of his policies in a heavily democratic district. so whether he likes it or not, this is a referendum on jobs, the economy, the handling of israel, and every other problem that we have. >> steve: and unlike your opponent, who you characterize as a career politician, you were a businessman for a very long time, interestingly enough, the new york daily news asked your opponent, hey, how big is the federal deficit? and he said $4 trillion, which is off about $10 trillion. >> substantial sum, i would say. but as i continually point out, the career politicians don't really care or fully understand the depth of this problem and its implications. >> steve: i think they understand that without a lot of jobs, a lot of them won't get elected or reelected. >> well, right now we're looking to just put one person out of a job. but oddly, he already has a job. he's in the state assembly. >> steve: let me ask you about this: i know your particular district leans democrat at a marg

country and i think that the president lost the confidence of the voters, but we can't get rid of barak obamatry, speeches, fund-raisers. he's waking up this morning from a fund-raiser somewhere and the rest of the country is looking for leadership. so i think that we need a change at the secretary of treasury. >> steve: what do you think? time for geithner to go? >> i kind of was like that a year and a half ago, calling for geithner to go. i've known him since i was 20 years. he went to college with me. and so old conversation here. >> steve: a reunion. >> tim geithner is, again, not performing. at some point when you don't perform, you're supposed to be judged and then gone. and if it's not just he's staying, obama is apparently begging him to stay. >> steve: he's got tenure! >> geithner wants to leave. he's wanted to leave for some time. and what we found out is apparently geithner is the only guy obama trusts to explain the economy to him. i don't think obama really understands ma crow or micro economics. i don't think he too -- i don't know if he took in college. i don't know. but i do k

if we reelect barak obama, we are greece. we're in big trouble.in. we are doomed. now, the good news is i think he's going to lose. if we have republican leadership, i think that they will try to fix this best they can. right now we put the tourniquet on the wound, so we don't die. this was in a way a drop in the bucket, but at least we're stopping the bleeding a little bit. the big war is in 2012 and we have to win it. >> gretchen: jason, isn't that scary when you look at the numbers like that? people are so used to hearing billions and trillions, when you actually figure out that this may have all been a wash, right? >> yeah. it doesn't add up. i'll just say in respect to my two new friends here today, look, obama did not get us into this mess. >> oh, yes he did. >> he hasn't made it better, but this has been going on for a really long time. >> gretchen: you mean the overspending? >> absolutely. this is not a problem that you can trace back to election day in 2008. he made it worse, but he didn't create this problem. i think the finger pointing

somebody with an unpopular yet innovative plan actually move not forefront of the gop race and beat barak obamassible. i think the american public wants somebody who will shoot straight with them and paul ryan has done that. obviously when you take on issues as difficult as reforming entitlements, there are going to be those who will object. but i think to at least acknowledge that this is something we will never get our budget back in balance unless we address it is the kind of political courage that i think a lot of americans are looking for. >> brian: governor, when i look at someone like yourself who went from the house to become governor, i'm wondering what you learn as a governor that you didn't know and what skills that you develop that you couldn't have had you stayed in the house? >> first of all, i am not envious of my former colleagues and their position dealing with the very difficult issues they've had over the last year. but i think at the state level, it becomes more focused as to the effect of the federal government on the everyday lives of citizens. i just got back from the sou

president obama as the man who gave the speech in egypt last year which conservatives attacked in which he stood next to decatur barak and told the people in middle east of the middle east they wouldn't have to tolerate dictators laying the groundwork for it for the arab spring that's what happens now that gadhafi is gone it's anyone's guess revolutions breed unexpected consequences for example just look at iran in the fifty's and seventy's or iraq for them in the fifty's and so but there are some people who have laid the stuff out who have looked at how this works and have put together a couple of theories on these and grammar is one of them he came up with a notion called the jake or actually there's two jaker i'm talking about in this minute or two but his j. curve lays out stability on the vertical axis openness on the on the horizontal axis you start with a country that's very stable but not all open so this would be like saudi arabia for example you know basically a dictatorship or a very you know rigidly controlled country and then that can rigid control the stability collapses as the country becomes more open