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bolton. >> yes. >> he of the walrusy mustache. what is it like to follow john bolton. dow still find whiskers in the microphone? he said that the u.n. could lose its top ten floors and no one would notice. what is the purpose of the u.n. today? >> well, stephen, we actually live in a pretty dangerous and complicated world. >> stephen: i know, i know. >> and many of the threats we face terrorism, proliferation, disease, climate change, genocide, are not the kinds of things that one country, even one as powerful as our own can solve by itself. so we need cooperation. we need countries working together. and the u.n. is the one place on the planet, despite it's many flaws where we can marshal the support and share the costs of doing what's necessary to protect the united states. so it's far from perfect but actually a place where we get a lot done for the american people. >> it is far from perfect. okay. >> don't worry. i'm going to nail her. now listen. all of that sounds great, okay. don't get me wrong. but at what price? why are you willing to surrender the sovereignty

bolton fellow riders. liverpool have the honor of scoring the first school of the season to be precise but some points to leave the. field. the spoils. alongside bolton following a come from behind with blackburn while. fifteen minutes in the days late. newcastle. responded believed to be leaving for barcelona in the sixty million dollars. tennis on the player who knocked. off the rogers cup yesterday is now. showing little resistance. and in straight sets sixty. on six two to set up a semifinal encounter with serena williams developed russia now aiming for her fourth final appearance of the season third singles title. williams meanwhile had a tougher time against lucie safarova the unseeded czech taking the opening set six four before thirteen time grand slam champion williams points back to clean the next couple of sets six three six two williams thus closing in on her second title in as many weeks following victory in stamford a fruit night ago. a bittersweet sporting reception in washington for barack obama the u.s. president inviting reigning n.f.l. super bowl champions green bay on the traditional yearly visit to the wife's harvests obama howev

bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor. good morning, ambassador bolton. you know, i guess you can't blame his brother for saying that, the family would like this to be over, they have their family member back home, and you know, it's understandable that that's their perspective, but a lot of people believe that since qaddafi's regime has fallen that maybe we get another crack at al megrahi and getting him back where he belongs. >> well, technically he's still a scottish prisoner. he's basically out on parole, compassionate release, they call it, but you know, the terms of the deal under which he was tried under scottish law ten years ago really were violated by qaddafi through and through. he didn't cooperate with the investigation. so i think it's perfectly legitimate to look at another trial of megrahi if we can do it before he dies. i personally think this time the united states insist he be extradited to the united states. i think it was a mistake to agree to try him over scott ish law. okay, that's water over the dam but let's get him back and see what we can do this time. martha: i'm reading a statement that was just released by an assistant to the first minister in scotland and basically they're saying this is a closed decision, they're saying speculation about al megrahi in recent days has been unhelpful, unnecessary and indeed ill informed, as has always been said he is dying after terminal disease and decisions about his medical condition should be stopped there, they say they want to stop the running commentary on this issue so scotland says this is not up for renegotiation. who in scott -- -- besides scotland would we deal with if we want to force this issue and get him to -- him back to where he wants to be >> speaking to someone whose heritage is scottish, i have to say that that's the most ridiculous thing, the way scotland has conducted this is ridiculous, they don't have the unilateral authority to make this decision. it was a joint agreement with britain, scotland and the united states and they released megrahi two years ago on the theory he was going to die in three months without adequately consulting us, i think they did it at the behest of the british got, for british oil interests, but in any event, i think that now it is proper, it is appropriate, for the united states to insist to the new government, the transitional national council in libya, that megrahi be hand over to us, and i think we should have no hesitation in doing that. martha: but ambassador, the hn -- tnc said yesterday they see no reason to turn him over, that they will not turn over a libyan citizen to the west, so this doesn't say much for the tnc's relationship with the rest of the world in terms of how it might have changed with regard to this issue to be sure. >> right. well so much for gratitude. i understand this morning the transitional government has issued a retraction to that, understandably. they are still a little confused. so i think we ought to give them a chance to make a decision to hand megrahi over. i think this is entirely consistent with justice. he killed 270 innocent people in cold blood, he served an average of two weeks per murder in that scottish jail, just over ten years, before he was released, two weeks of murder is not an -- a murder is not an adequate sentence. i think we deserve another shoal him martha: a lot people, the families of those killed say the health -- sorry to say it, but his health is really irrelevant in this case. if he dies in prison, so be it. a lot of people die in prison. >> yeah, look, compassion is entirely misplaced here. think of those 259 passengers and crew on pan am103, paulg through the cold dark sky from 30,000 feet, then ask me why this man deserves compassion. martha: yeah, well, suddenly they've decided once again that he's knocking at death's door and eventually, if he has this terminal disease, which according to all these reports, he does, he will pass away, but the timing of it seems irrelevant to me in many regards given what this man is accused of. ambassador bolton, we thank you for being here and we hope that the united states government finds some wherewithal to change the situation before it's too late. thank you sir. >> absolutely, thank you. bill: 21 minutes before the hour. >>> r*eurbg perry, throwing verbal bombs in the race for 2012, he says that social security is a, quote, monstrous lie. in a moment, we'll debate -- debate what he means by that, whether or not he's got a point. martha: officials in vermont say this is the borest -- worst flooding in their state in 100 years and it could get worse, today's new threat, putting people there on high alert. we'll be right back. martha: brand new pictures just coming in as we continue to get a sense this morning, now that the sun is shining over a lot of water. this is flooding in greenfield, massachusetts, this is the northern corner of massachusetts, just near the 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bolton and that sole reason may actually push him into throwing his hat into the presidential run. john bolton joins us live right now from washington without a hat so apparently he's not going to throw it in right now. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. glad to be with you. >> so you've written an op ed and the title of it is "why i want to run for president." why do you want to run for president? >> well, why i might want to run for president. i'm looking at this. i have been for quite sometime. i'm very concerned that after 2 1/2 years of the obama administration, there's not an adequate national debate on these foreign policy and defense issues. and you know, our foreign adversaries are not waiting for us to get our economic house in order. terrorism, the threat of nuclear proliferation, beligerent russian attitudes and others are all out there and they threaten the economic recovery. >> uh-huh. of course, over the last couple of weeks, washington, d.c. has been consumed with the debt ceiling and now the fallout and the downgrade and everything else. but one of the scary things and we were just talking about who is has been named so far to this super committee. if the super committee can't come to an agreement, some triggers are going to go into effect that would absolutely devastate the pentagon and i know that is very concerning to you. >> well, no, this is one of the things that really, i think, has caught people's attention. they didn't focus on this during the debt negotiations. i think a lot was achieved but the risk that we would have massive cuts in the defense budget on top of the massive cuts that the obama administration has already imposed is going to leave us much weaker around the world. it will encourage our adversaries and the fact is we do see the impact of this on a day-to-day basis. if you have instability in the middle east, the price of gasoline goes up. it's that much more expensive to fill up your tank. >> sure. absolutely. of course, these are challenges facing the republicans slate of candidates for president of the united states and you talked a little bit about why you might be thinking about running. there's nobody on the republican side so far that would fit the bill in your estimation. >> well, i haven't heard from any of the candidates out there a really clear articulation of this linkage between national security and economic recovery and with all the economic illiteracy running around the white house, i think it's important that people not just talk about the bean counting or the budget process, important though that is, but focus on a grand strategy for america, not only to get the economy recovering but to defend our interest and our friends and allies around the world that will keep that recovery going over a longer period of time. >> while you're here since you're such an expert of what's going on in the world community, there is a terrible famine in somalia right now that a lot of people are not familiar with. what should the united states be doing and i know russia, china, not helping. what can we do? because those people are desperate. >> yeah, the united states is the largest donor of humanitarian assistance all around the world. it has been for quite sometime. we contribute roughly half of the food that the world's food program will distribute in somalia. i think what the u.s. should be doing is pushing the u.n. to get a bigger presence on the ground there. to distribute the assistance, we ought to be considering the possibility to help the african union get more peacekeepers in. i think the u.s. military long since should have gone after the pirates that are interfering with commerce around somalia, interfering with the distribution of humanitarian assistance. there's a lot we can be doing but, you know, if famine or other problems around the world, the administration is simply not paying attention. >> that's one of the reasons you might run for president of the united states. john bolton thank you very much. when you're ready to declare, we got a camera down there. >> many thanks. >> thank you, john. >> straight ahead on this wednesday, sex ed for sixth graders. one city ready to teach their kids about the birds and the bees. and then some. but should that be up to the schools or is that the parents' and families' responsibility? we're going to report and you decide. the markets may be down. your luck, it's looking up. dave ramsey here next with where you should invest right now to take advantage of the credit downgrade. >> the dow skyrocketed up today. it was up 400 points, that's good. that shows you if we have a day where president obama doesn't speak, congress doesn't act, these things will work themselves out. ♪ there's anotheway to minimize litter box odor: purina tidy cats. our premium litters now work harder to help neutralize odors in multiple cat homes. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. 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