rubio has dined off the story that his parents fled fidel castro's cuba. now we learn they fled batista's cuba, years before castro took power. rubio's explanation, such as it is, simply doesn't pass the sniff test. how does he survive this bit of revisionist history? >>> also, herman cain is against abortion rights. no, wait, he's for them. well, actually, he's for them and he's against them. or maybe it's the other way around. cain's self-contradicting positions and confounding explanations even have conservative republicans asking how many do-overs does this guy get? >>> and the republican presidential candidate democrat seems to like the most, jon huntsman, joins us here tonight, right here, to play "hardball." >>> let me finish tonight with the iraq war that we never should have fought. >>> we start with today's dramatic announcement, however, that all american troops will be out of iraq by the end of this year. patrick murphy is the first iraq war veteran to serve in the u.s. congress. and today he's a candidate for attorney general of pennsylvania. a

es decir que fidel castro, debe irse del poder.capacidad laboral. >>> empleados del servicio de trenes de long island enfrentan serios problemas con la ley por hacer falsos reclamos para recibir beneficios por discapacidad laboral recibieron pagos inmerecidos por mil millones de dólares. blanca rosa vil necesario nos dice como se hizo pago de pensiones más grandes en la historia del país. van más rápido que un tren. hoy 11 personas, incluidos un médico y un expresidente. del sistema de trenes fueron arrestados y acusados de conspiración y fraude. el abuso del sistema de pensiones implica 3 médicos y centenares empleados dijo el fiscal. >>> los doctores, los recomendaban para incapacitar y con esto pudieron. conseguir el dinero de retiro en adición de la pegos que recibían. >>> los médicos que eran parte de la estafa, cobraban entre 800 para revisar a los empleados y ordenar exámenes innecesarios para tra mar un diagnóstico que permitiera recibir a los empleados beneficios de incapacidad física adicionales a suspensión de jubilados.

rubio has dined off the story that his parents fled fidel castro's cuba. now we learn they fled batista's cuba, years before castro took power. rubio's explanation, such as it is, simply doesn't pass the sniff test. also, herman cain is against abortion rights. no, wait, he's for them. well, actually, he's for them and he's against them. or maybe it's the other way around. cain's self-contradictory positions and confounding explanations even have conservative republicans asking, how many do-overs does this guy get? and the republican presidential candidate democrat seems to like the most, jon huntsman, joins us here tonight, right here, to play "hardball." >>> let me finish tonight with the iraq war that we never should have fought. >>> we start with today's dramatic announcement, however, that all american troops will be out of iraq by the end of this year. patrick murphy is the first iraq war veteran to serve in the u.s. congress. and today he's a candidate for attorney general for pennsylvania. and michael hirsch is with "national journal." thank you, ge

so it's hard to predict, but give a sense... okay, fidel passes, raul castro, 78, passes. then what? >> oh, that's a good question. i've been thinking about that a lot lately. there's no one person i see. i think the military might start taking a bigger role. >> hinojosa: and what does that mean? i mean, is that a positive thing? >> it could be. >> hinojosa: really? >> yeah, it could be. i think there are some reforming elements in the military. the military plays a pretty big role in the economy now. and the companies some of these former military guys run are run extremely efficiently. but i'm not sure, like, what form the government would be in. i mean, i don't know if it would necessarily be a military junta. but i do think the military would take a stronger role. i mean, the military is really the strongest institution that exists in cuba. more so than the communist party, i would say. >> hinojosa: all right, so we've got one minute left. let me ask you this question-- you think of cuba, do you think of optimism, potential, hope, you know, creativity, possibility, or

quedan en libertad, pero no le aprobaron que la cumpliera en su país >>esto fue criticado por fidel castrodenegada dijo, esto dejaría de ser imperio >>y tuvo participación importante en el derribo de una avioneta >>es bueno que no se vaya a cuba, pues allá reclutará gente para sus ideas. >>puesto en el otro lado de la balanza, el riesgo que cause daños aquí es superior a que le prohiban volver a cuba. >>y ha dicho que estarian dispuesto a cambiar su libertad por alan gros >>esto pudiera ser parte de un factor posterior en el que se pudiera negociar el regreso de gonzález con la liberacion de alan gros. >>y el abogado de gonzález dijo que cuando su cliente sea liberado, piensa poner una petición formal nuevamente para que se le permita cumplir los años que le quedan en cuba. >>y un sujeto abrió fuego contra la gente en california, este uso dos armas de fuego y luego robó automóvil. >>hora de una pausa, sabremos de qué hablaron el presidente de honduras y barak obama en casa blanca el legendario conflicto entre israel y palestina sigue en entredicho. >>la política y diplomacia mundial tiene

--los lideres peor valorados son fidel castro y el gobernante nicaraguense, daniel ortega., segun lantre el 15 de julio y el 16 de agosto pasados en 18 paises. --mas de 20 mil personas fueron entrevistas. cu ---aunque... usted no lo crea, algunos dentistas quieren que los niÑos coman todas las golosinas que quieran la noche de brujas.. pero eso es todo.! take vo ---los expertos en la salud dental, aseguran que es mejor para las dentaduras de los menores, que coman todo los dulces que quieren en una noche, y que despues se deshagan del que les sobra. ---tambien, agregan que el peor tipo de dulces para los dientes, son... los que son chiclosos y que se pegan, tambien los dulces duros y los agridulces, ya que el acido puede llegar hasta quemar encias sensibles. ---el chocolate, aseguran, es una buena opcion porque no se pega a la dentadura. cu ---nos vamos a la primera pausa y regresamos en dos minutos... take vo ---el numero de victimas ocasionadas por armas enviadas por estados unidos a mexico... indigna a muchos politicos. take vo ---ademas, tiembla la tierra en un pais sudamericano.

el politico siempre se ha descrito como hijo de exiliados que salieron huyendo del tirano fidel castroo el washington post senala que despues de una revision de documentos de naturalizacion, los padres de rubio habrian abandonado la isla e ingresado al pais dos anhos y medio antes de que castro alcanzara el poder... una investigacion determino que los melones infectados con la bacteria listeria, que causaron una veintena de muertes, probablemente se contaminaron durante el proceso de envasado en el estado de colorado, dijeron las autoridades sanitarias... un total de 25- personas han muerto, una mujer embarazada ha perdido a su bebe y 123 personas han enfermado desde finales de julio al haber comido melones infectados con listeria, en la peor intoxicacion alimentaria en el pais en mas de una decada... millones de personas habrian tomado creditos educativos el anho pasado, sin ser elegibles, segun lo indica un reporte.. el informe difundido hoy por la oficina del inspector general del tesoro para administracion de impuestos, sostiene que dichos creditos fueron solicitados por personas n

buscando una vida mejor en estados unidos..antes habia dicho que escaparon del regimen instaurado por fidel castro los informes de prensa demostraron que llegaron unos dos anos antes... estas son buenas noticias para millones de jubilados..la cuota basica mensual del seguro medico "medicare" aumentara el proximo ano, pero menos de lo pronosticado, informaron hoy representantes de la administracion del presidente barack obama... los pagos de la parte "b" del seguro para pacientes que acuden a consultorios privados sera de 99,90 dolares mensuales en el ano 2012, es decir 7 dolares menos que lo pronosticado en mayo pasado... la mayoria de los jubilados pagaran otros 3, 50 dolares al mes, en lugar de los 10,20 anticipados... muy buenas tardes, feliz jueves, ya estamos a un paso a lo que sera un fin de semana con cambios atmosfericos para todos los gustos... la noticia de terror... quizas pudieramos tener algo de nieve en nuestra region para este sabado, sino....lluvias heladas... observemos nuestro mapa satelital y vemos como a nuestra region la cobija un sistema de baja presion por lo que hemos tenid

dijo que los esfuerzoss hacÍa cuba escondan una mayor tolerancia hacÍa el rÉgimen instaurado por fidel castro♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> un hombre enfrenta serios problemas por hacer falsos reclamos, las autoridades aseguran que recibieron pagos inmerecidos por unos miles millones de dÓlares. veamos cÓmo se realizo el pago de pensiones mÁs grande del paÍs. >>> suspensiÓn de incapacidad fÍsica iban has rÁpido que un tren, hoy 11 personas incluido un mÉdico y un ex presidente del sindicato de trabajadores del sistema de trenes de long island fueron arrestados y acusados de conspiraciÓn y fraude. >>> >>> con esta incapacidad entonces, estÁ recio boenbiendo mÉdicos cobraban entre 800 y 1200 en efectivo para revisar a los empleados y ordenaban exÁmenes innecesarios que les permitiera recibir a los empleados beneficios de incapacidad fÍsica adicionales a su pensiÓn de jubilados. una investigaciÓn del congreso, de hace 2 aÑos revelÓ que el 100% de los reclamos se aprobaron, un porcentaje mÁs alto que de cualquier otro sistema de trenes. una de ellas recibiÓ cien mil dÓlares en pensiones por incapacidad fÍsica.

rubio ha dicho de por quÉ es hijo de exiliados cubanos cuando llegaron antes de la revoluciÓn de fidel castroza le da un triunfo al gobierno del presidente obama en una disputa con el gobierno de jan brewer regresamos. >> me >> una jueza federal rechazÓ la demanda que la gobernadora de arizona presentÓ en contra del presidente obama diciendo que habÍa incumplido la inmigraciÓn ilegal, alegaba que no cruzara la frontera con mÉxico ni proteger al estado de una invasiÓn de indocumentados, el gobierno de obama presentÓ una contrademanda diciendo que era polÍtica y no tenia cabida en corte y pidiendole a la jueza, hoy dÍa la jueza la rechazÓ >> ahora nos vamos a nueva york en donde los dueÑos de los famosos estados vermont, dicen que necesitan inmigrantes, segÚn ellos los norteamericanos se niegan a realizar los trabajos en los interÉs blestablos. >> se da la partida en una disputa entre los trabajadores del hipÓdromo mÁs grande de nueva york y las autoridades de inmigraciÓn 6 de los entrenadores han presentado una demanda diciendo que reinterpretaciÓn de las leyes les estÁ afectando seriamente su

democratas, desde las revelaciones de que sus padres llegaron desde cuba casi 3 anos antes de que fidel castro tomara el poder. el senador ha hablado de su vida como hijo de exiliados cubanos. segun esta analista democrata, esto afectara de alguna manera sus posibilidades de ser nominado como un potencial candidato a vicepresidente. me parece que van a tener cierto efecto. no van a ser totalmente devastadoras porque obviamente el electorado en florida, que apoya a marco rubio muy probablemente lo siga apoyando, pero los votantes independientes si puede que empiecen a ver a rubio tal vez con mas desconfianza porque ya mintio." 1 analista republicano y cubano americano, cree que aunque su inmigracion haya sido por motivos economicos, la familia de rubio si califica como exiliada. desde el punto de vista mio, yo veo a los padres, francamente lo digo con toda sinceridad, de marco rubio como exiliados. las personas que no estan de acuerdo con el regimen castrista, las personas que no han regresado a cuba, que es el caso de marco rubio y su familia, esas personas son exiliados." un reciente editoria

he is one of the striking world figures along with fidel castro, yasir arafat, and others.is kind of a political icon. ♪ ♪ >> of the colonel. he never promoted himself above colonel. love him or hate him, how long you need for that one? you could not ignore him. he was the mixture of the terrible and the eye-popping. a tyrant wardrobe by lady gaga. ♪ the desert can be an unforgiving environment. it takes a particular stripe of man to carry off all look. think of lawrence of arabia, the classic french foreign legionnaire. more recently, colonel gaddafi. >> where he was completely over the talk. his own get sore special. special.ciawere it was like a mixture of michael jackson and some crazy cartoon figures. the older he got, the crazier his get up looked. if you had watched hollywood films or maybe his dressers had watched hollywood films. there was one which had a fur hat and a trapper leather jacket. >> he entrusted his per formal safety -- his personal safety to a phalanx of female bodyguards. some saw enlightened attitudes in his promotion of women. >> this was from his

we were also influenced by fidel castro and che guevera and patrice lamumba.inking about global, revolutionary transformation. we were thinking about freedom in the largest possible sense. >> so much of the mem reeshgs at least in the public in the black panther party are of people standing around with gun, but there were programs and ideas and so much more than just men toting guns, right? >> oh, absolutely. as a matter of fact, initially i would say the guns are more symbolic of resistance which isn't to say that members of the black panther party didn't have weapons and, you know, i had weapons myself at that time. it was a different era, but as you points out the black panther party had all kind of programs. as a matter of fact, a free breakfast program that is run by the department of agriculture. that idea emanated with the black panthser party because the assumption was that children could learn if they were hungry. very simple, but nobody else had done it. >> the question a lot of people ask is if the panthers are so engaged and so committed and had su

fidel castro took power in cuba on january 1st, 1959.uments signed by rubio's parents including their petitions for naturalization show mario and oriales rubio arrived in the united states on may 27th, 1956." that's 2 1/2s years earlier than the senator's biography indicate his parents came to the united states. rubio shot back in an article today in "politico" saying, "i now know they entered the u.s. legally in 19s 56. the post story misses the entire point about my family and why their story is relevant. people didn't vote for me because they thought my parents came in 1961 or 1956, any other year. i'm the son of exiles. i inherited two generations of unfulfilled dreams. this is a story that needs no embellishing." joining me now, "washington post" columnist dana milbank. thanks for joining me. >> good evening, lawrence. >> rubio on sean hannity's show at least one said his parents came, as he put it at the time p 1958 or 1959. he wasn't trying to specify a particular year. certainly things were very bad in cuba in 1956. the revolutio

and yet did not, in many ways, get the same benefits that a cuban might if he fled fidel castro's homeletely agree with luis ambiguity easter. it's a double face. i mean, he wants to -- he wants to look tough on immigration because he's a republican, but the reality is that he benefited, as so many immigrants have benefited over the couple hundred years of the united states. this is a play that does better when we allow people to come here to work and seek a better life. >> an editorial in today's "palm beach post" about rubio says the following, "the real issue is whether senator rubio sought to create the incorrect impression that his parents fled castro's cuba, an impression that would further dramatize his family's story and boost his credibility among the rabidly anti-castro exiles in miami-dade county. he might be forgiven for not knowing the precise year of his parents' arrival, but placing it on the wrong side of the cuban revolution is an error that, if not intentionally misleading, is egregiously careless." let me try something by you, congressman gutierrez, could it be the r

one official told me, don't forget our own cia once considered killing fidel castro with an exploding cigar. they say the entire u.s. government would not sign onto this evidence if it weren't true. brian? >> andrea mitchell in our d.c. bureau tonight. andrea, thanks. >>> now we turn to politics. the campaign for president and a rare moment of candor today from the spouse of a candidate for the gop nomination. she spoke honestly and emotionally about the toll it takes to run on her and her husband, the governor of texas, rick perry. she also talked about president obama. our report tonight from nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> hello there. how are you? anita. >> reporter: a public display of the private side of anita perry today, exposing both her deep christian faith. >> amen. >> reporter: and deep frustration over attacks on her husband's campaign. >> we have been brutalized by our opponents in our own party. so much of that is i think they look at him because of his faith. >> reporter: at a prayer breakfast in south carolina where 60% of republican voters say they are christian, today mrs

dijo hoynte el comiÉ de asuntos exteriores de la Ámara de representantes que el gobernante cubano fidel castrol eÁn pleno apogeo y roxana franco estÁ en missouri para decirnos lo que estÁ sucediendo >>> asÍ es, estoy afuera del estadio de los cardenales de san is, pero antes hablaban de que chivas tenÍa una gran crisis y anoche se csificaron. por otro ladoa favor bunba ahoÍ van a fumar la pipa de la pa y veremos poquÉ, y antes arrancamos con el sexto ego clasede la serie mundial de un mexicano que estÁ haciendo historia ahÍ estÁ. >>> hoy los cardenales de san luis, intentan eejar a los ran debgers de texas, garcÍa Á l primer mexicane a primer >>> sÍ lo tengo en mente, por mÁs que uno quiera hay que harse en la cabeza pero no puede, pero a la vez un orgullo, y tratar de salir a poner en alto el nombre de mÉxico. por su parte las Águilas del a mefs amÉrica necesitan un milagro. osvao sÁnchez jugÓ partido 0 enrira di livisiÓn y se lucio tapando un penal, ganando 2 a 1 a queretaro los dos goles de moro. en el estadio azul mÁquina cementera y los diablos rojos de toluca empataron sin gol, en el cua

revolution or with only slight modification when the nazis were coming to power in cuba on their fidel castro hugo chavez in venezuela this is always the beginning of totalitarianism so if only the tea party with its keep your government hands off my medicare president obama is a socialist and death panels receive the same sort of ridiculing coverage from the mainstream media but it didn't it gray haired zombies with tea bags dangling from their hats fits snugly into the corporate media's narrative if you want to rally for lower taxes on rich people and corporations then you can get all the airtime and favorable coverage you want in the united states but despite being ignored and ridiculed occupy wall street is growing and has momentum as does occupy chicago which is continued for eleven straight days now but has been largely ignored as does occupy boston and occupy minneapolis and occupy los angeles and i think by washington d.c. it's just getting bigger and bigger and bigger which means it's only a matter of time before the peaceful protests are put down with violence with fighting remember

host: now the idea of the petro state with the rise in hugo chavez and the oil industry there and fidel castro and cuba and that got me thinking there is a lot of controversy right now especially after the gulf oil spill last year. >> that is an interesting chained how risky but getting into the offshore we'll game of fact the stability if at all? is there a reason to be s concerned as we were? >> cuba is very close to florida so certainly concerns about environmental safety and security but of course, for decades thought of i do carbon dollars but oil has been very key as well that plays a role the soviet union used to play. but my expectation would be the company start drilling and put aside the politics that her complicated enough. >> also on page 109 with this conversation of hours to the events happening today so state is day capital-intensive industry with projects in welfare and in tammet. am pushing open resources do drilling in as a job creator? that is it. i question? >> guest: that sentence applied -- applies to the population that doesn't have other skills a very large oil producer

revolution or with only slight modification when the nazis were coming to power in hugo under fidel castro hugo chavez in venezuela this is always the beginning of totalitarianism fresh from getting reamed out stossel then went on the o'reilly factor to talk to bill who has a net worth of about fifty million bucks about what occupy wall street really means and watching these two guys you have to wonder are these two multi-millionaires just not yet it or are they working really hard on behalf of their one percent on behalf of their corporate media overlords the republican lapdogs to marginalize the movement you do cite. the guy with the drug you're not puppets who are given rights when he said he got rid of beard that's your uncle isn't it because they don't call out. there are some people who are really inflamed i don't know what are they angry about. this just are. i don't know you know you have been there you went down there i was here to talk about you do it discussion about capitalism how you came to be told what to do although no you don't know what do what annoyed or angry about ever

they are not going to congress anybody else.onvince >> do they go to canada and say they want fidel castro arrested? >> bill: in a monthly great american news quiz the military edition, part two. then, hulk hogan and me. there may be a pinhead involved. we're coming right back as "the factor" continues all across you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible with a hoveround. tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free hoveround information kit that includes a video and full color brochure. dennis celorie: "it's by far the best chair i've ever owned." terri: "last year, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for little or no money." jim plunkitt: "no cost. absolutely no cost to me." breaking news...when you call today, we'll include a free hoveround collapsible grabber with the purchase of your power chair. it reaches, it grabs, it's collapsible and it's portable. it goes wherever you go. get it free while supplies last. call the number

this was put in place because it applies against fidel castro and other leaders who we were not at warith, alex. article 51n of the u.n. charter says that you need to defined yourself. i think both legally as the justice department said and politically this is absolutely the right thing to do and there may be some sniping out there. i tell you, there's no question that this puts us one step forward in terms of going against al qaeda. >> pat, does this president have the same doctrine that president george w. bush had? >> i think the president has gone further when it comes to drone strikes inside pakistan, the extent of the strikes, the number of the strikes, and do this with awlaki and this other individual that he's traveling with, i think president bush would have done it. but to be honest, president obama has been at least as effective, if not more so, if you're talking about specifically as george bush and the republicans have been. and i think his handling the war on ter roror is going to fall o deaf ears. >> i wonder if you think this will help the latest gallup polls. might he

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hugo chavez and fidel castro live very very well. freedom or big government. big government and his rich friends get richer and richer. if you get rich on your own like the rich people you were mentioning fine, more power to you. >> bill: if obama care is not repealed the american history of americans may wind up in the hands of the federal government. should would he be afraid? body language takes a look at the growing feud between governorpepe >> bill: factor follow up segment tent, as i said years ago the fact that the federal government will be assembling the american histories of americans to expedite obama care is troubling. >> your health records will be transferred to the federal government. an embarrassing condition people in washington could know about it. all of this infringes on personal freedom and that is very troubling. it's also very simple. do you want bureaucrats to know about your medical history? here now to analyze the kansas secretary of state chris cobach. you have a beef with health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius who bas

untrue is a bit much, but he had some timing off that made it look as though his family fled fidel castro'se that. is that having any resonance down in florida or does he remain a pretty popular guy? >> he remains a pretty popular guy. you can talk to people down in miami who are really quietly discussing this. there is a significant difference between leaving during batista and leaving during castro. there is some buzz about his parents going back post-castro and some questions about that. i think the more significant thing it did was to the kind of national media that's viewed rubio as sort of a flawless rock star, we have known him a little better in florida that this kind of puts a chink in that and raises some questions about how thoroughly has this potential vice president been vetted. >> listen, thank you all so much, adam smith, the "st. petersburg times," gina smith, "the state" radio in south carolina, kay henderson, radio iowa. thank you, thank you, thank you. >>> up next, highlights from the other sunday talk shows. and all right, is hall how wean recession proof. we asked an ex

he claims his parents fled cuba as exiles after fidel castro took power. >> my mom went back with myrother to take care of her father in 1960 and my dad stayed behind working. >> george gonzalez, professor of american politics at the university of miami joins us now to talk more about this. ss), it's good to have you on with us this morning.e you on let's get deeper into this. rubio has been pegged as a potential 2012 vice presidential candidate. how big a deal is this to cuban americans that his timeline is off and how might it hurt his support among the hispanic voting block? >> well, in terms of the cube and american community, i would say that in the broad mindset, there is a different between those cuban americans that came directly as a result of the oppression and policies of the castro regime versus those individuals that came prior to that for, you know, what might be cast as more clearly and more purely economic reasons. >> in 2009 rubio said nothing against immigrants but my parents are exiles. he seems to know the difference, though, based on that difference. do you belie

they are not going to congress anybody else.onvince >> do they go to canada and say they want fidel castro a monthly great american news quiz the military edition, part two. then, hulk hogan and me. there may be a pinhead involved. we're coming right back as "the factor" continues all across the    >> bill: tonight the great american news quiz. the military edition part two. squeaked itoocy week squeake out over maccallum. >> if you would like to sign up for great prizes go to bill o'reilly .com. a close one. i have harder questions. >> great. >> here we go. question no. one, the movie a few good men portrays a dramatic military trial. >> colonel jackson, did you order -- >> you don't have to answer that question. >> i will answer the question. you want answers? i think i'm entitled. >> you want answers? >> i want the truth! >> you can't handle the truth! >> whoa. >> bill: in the film crews plays a lawyer in the jag corps. what does that stand for. what does jag stand for? cards up, please. and the answer is correct, judge advocate general. doocy lost his first. bend down and get tha

as for inequality, it's -- it's a red herring to talk about inequality.l hugo chavez and fidel castroive very, very well. the question is freedom or big government? with obama you get bigl. government and his rich friends get richer and richer.bi if you get rich on your own like the rich people you wereich mentioning, fine, more power toh you. >> all right, ann. theangthanks as always.aled if obama care is not repealed,ha should we be afraid if the medical winds up in the hands of the government. >>> the feud between perry and romney. that should be interesting. moments away. i want to focus on innovation. but my data is doubling. my servers are maxed out. i need to think about something else when i run. [ male announcer ] with efficient i.t. solutions from dell, doug can shift up to 50% of his company's technology spend from operating costs to innovation. so his company runs better, and so does doug. dell. the power to do more. it's true. u never forget your first subaru. >> bill: as i said years ago, the fact that the federal government willt o be assemblig the medical hifts histori

after fidel castro seized control of cuba in 1959 as his senate web bio once stated.now. >> does it change anything? absolutely not. >> i was raised by exiles. >> reporter: a democrat leaning political action committee called american bridge 21 cst century says the dates do matter, suggesting in this video rubio is not really a cuban exile because his parents left the island before castro took over. rubio referred to his family as exiles in this cnn interview last year. >> it's hard to be a political when your exiles are raised by exiles. >> reporter: the senator insists his parents are exiles because they couldn't go home. >> they spent the rest of their lives, my mom is still alive, separated permanently from the nation of their birth. that makes them exiles and immigrants. >> we hold republicans accountable. >> reporter: this was revealed in an exclusive interview with cnn, his group wants to do more than just set the record straight. does it have anything to do with the fact that he's being talked about as a potential vice presidential candidate in 2012? >> oh, ye

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were not as, he has claimed, exiled by the castro regime but left during batista's reign before fidel castroo power? >> the first part of this is it's ptoo early to be giving ths much thought. he's a very important part of -- a very important rising star within the republican party. and some of the details or the muddled details of his past, you know, i think he said he's been clear about the -- about his parents reasons for coming to the united states. it's an important aspirational story. i don't think it will effect him at all. i say that as the son of immigrants who always gets it wrong according to my parents. >> my immigrant grandparents are still trying to get the stories straight in the family. great to see you. >>> up next, the white house deputy national security adviser, dennis mcdonough joining us, plus the woman fighting for military families, holly petraeus right here. drug plan. ♪ with the lowest national plan premium... ♪ ...and copays as low as one dollar... ♪ ...saving on medicare prescriptions is easy. ♪ so you're free to focus on the things that really matter. call humana