çgreta: senator claire mccaskil tweeted.she disagrees with the people showing concern being not regular folks. she is backing off. >> here is my prediction. very few town meetings between now and the end of this month. i think you will see the democrats pull the plug on town meetings and for them to go away. greta: this is a recess, but this is late-breaking news in our business. you work anyway. when you have breaking news, i am in this chair anyway. we went to the cleveland clinic yesterday. they should be talking to doctors. they should be really hustling and learning stuff. >> they have seen the youtube videos. i guarantee you, they are going to hide. today's news, yesterday's news, all of this news going on right now is not helping barack obama, and i am telling you. the white house is going to say ," , pull the plug on these meetings, or make sure you have the right people therea' -- the white us is going to say, "pull the plug on these meetings or make sure you have the right people there." greta: i think they should

originally defended the protesters saying, you know, a lot of democrats saying it's an angry mob, claire mccaskill tweeted these are real americans, and then she heard it from real americans. >> i don't understand this rudeness what is this? i don't get it. i honestly don't get it. do you all think you are persuading people when you shout out like that? beg your pardon? you don't trust me? >> so, she is not on the ballot next year. i bet she's happy for that. is that the mood out there right now? it's hard to tell. you're in a room, but is that the real mood or just the mood in those meetings. >> i think the yelling is not -- when you're in one of these rooms looking at the people standing up and shouting, it's not the majority of the people. it's a significant minority. the day before that town hall meeting, which was in hillsborough, she was in popular bluff, missouri, it was very loud but one-fifth to one-sixth of the crowd standing up. and maybe claire mckcaskill wont win them over, but what the people sitting there wanting answers. they may have concerns and are not yelling them. those are the people

missouri senator clair mccaskill's tuesday town hall at a high school is cancelled after school officials cited the safety of their staff and the senator tweeted last night and she was disappointed by that cancellation. >> rick: two terrorist suspects are dead after a raid in the -- and the investigation of last month's attacks on hotels in jakarta and authorities say five other suspected militants are in custody after police seized explosives and a car bomb and last month's attack in the end kneesian capital -- indonesian capital killed five people. >> jamie: people in a huge illegal gun and drug bust, 200 illegal guns and 200 grams of cocaine and $50,000 in cash in raids around new bedford thursday, after a 6-month wiretap probe nicknamed operation lightning bolt. >> rick: the white house continues to push hard for health care reform. even as more and more town hall meetings are disrupted, or cancelled by americans, who say they are angry and they are scared, and joining us now, is a columnist for the "wall street journal," john fund, good to see you, john, thanks for being here and what do you make of all of the charges from the white house

tweeting while the president was addressing the congress. >> right snoo one of his closest friends. >> right. >> rose: claire mccaskill, the senator from missouri. sitting there -- and whoever wanted to get that, could get it. >> exactly. and that really shows the benefit. it's not about per friend -- her friends, it's her constituents or whoever is interested in what is going on right then. and twitter, the real-time aspect is really one of the main benefits. and that -- part of that is because the content is so short it with both be written and sent instantly. and we use sms and other technologies to really take advantage of that. and that's what makes it interesting. even in the mundane stuff when it's not the president, it's not a senator. but it's your brother who lives across the country, you know, saying their are painting the garage. it's not interesting to hear later that he painted the gar ac. but to hear in the moment that that's happening,. >> rose: the call of it. >> is what we are talking about in terms of social networking, in terms of twitter and tweeting, is it at the essence of where sort of the internet revolution s the idea

go ahead and tweet us and we will try to read a bunch more at the bottom of the hour. now, we take you live to that town hall with claire mccaskillknow, she was going to hold this at another site in hillsboro, but it was called off due to safety concerns. that was because another town hall had broken into a bit of a melee and six people were arrested. it had to change to this location. >> i have not med any veterans that want us to get rid of their specialized health care. they have specialized health care that the government provides for them. there is the va system and medicare that are two examples of where the government has been involved in health care. not perfect. we have work to do but i don't think that the idea that the government should not have any involvement in health care, i don't think that dog is going to hunt in america, because i don't think most americans want us to wipe out medicare. the next question is from lorie in ditmer, missouri. the one i have got is where you want to hold me accountable about the kind of health care i might get. [ inaudible ] >> this was a nonpartisan poll. are you willing to vote on