glover. glover had a nice first half. a little something for this utah team.oung pieces to the puzzle here for this utes team that jim boylen admits that it takes about a year for guys to learn his plan. daymeon: right now, this is a crucial run. and of course, you look at the utes being down eight points. if they're going to get back into it, they have to get dotson on the defensive end, you know, best part of the basketball team, whenever they've gotten in a bind, they go to warren inside. matt: mitchell missed the runner and ball last touched by l.s.u. utah's ball. they were down by as much as 12 and comes down to four. right back in the ballgame. daymeon: this is what i'm talking about as far as when you get into conference play for l.s.u., matt, most of these plays have been going to mitchell and warren and they've been getting stopped by utah. you have to get some other options and help. some other guys, whether be dotson or others to step up and become that fifth option for l.s.u. matt: the runner. and utah's back with six straight points. 10 for dircha

one of them actor danny glover. his stinging criticism of president obama is raising some eyebrows and provoking thought. it was a hot topic when wolf was here for a strategy session with cnn contributors roland martin and donna brazile. >> roland, i'll start with you. i read that -- those comments by the actor danny glover on the website the daily beast. among other things he says this, i think the obama administration has followed the same playbook to a large extent almost verbatim as the bush administration. i don't see anything different, the domestic side. look here, what is so clear is that this country from the outset is projecting the interests of wealth and property, look at the bailout of wall street, why not the bailout of main street? tell me if elements of the african-american community agree with danny glover that they're disappointed in this president? >> the answer is absolutely yes. look, i host a show on tv one cable network, and we heard this. look, it is very complex and nuanced issue because the

there's danny glover and the rest. danny, what's this been like for you emotionally, to see this?i've had a relationship with haiti since i first visited haiti in 1973. so it was really painful. the work that transafrica reform has been doing with haiti, particularly randall robertson, the hunger strike to restore democracy to haiti in the aristide presidency and the work that our present executive director does in nicole lee. we've had a very close relationship with haiti with regard to the issues around immigration, with regard to the issues around development and sustainable development. those have been conversations that we've had ongoing with transafrica forum. also, many groups. >> larry: yeah. obviously, very involved. pete wentz, how have you reacted to this tragedy? >> interesting. i saw it on tv and i was thinking about how i was going to explain it to my son and more than anything, i think that it shows how the world can come together. and haiti's been one of the most poverty-stricken nations in our hemisphere for so long. and to take a disaster like this and to really

if danny glover in lethal weapon or any of the other police chiefs insisting things be done by the book, they tend to like 200 slide power points, they like to haggle over the fog size and color, there has been more research done in the business world. it is very interesting. the organizations dominated by these individuals tend to rely on standardization. plans that based on past experience. this tends to work well on dealing with an activity that doesn't require a lot of change or an environment that is fluid such as construction. the military world such as supply. that does not work so well when you have organizations in a changing environment dealing with ambiguity and computer software. that is a prime example in the military world. organizations are more averse to taking risks and another interesting finding for the counterinsurgency survey only 28% of the army respondents said that their service and courage commanders to take the risks. that is a huge problem, initiative and risktaking are fundamental. a lot of people in the leadership fall into the intuitive thinking category. t

fight, and i mean, i think the black caucus suggests output there -- such as out there in california, glover -- instead of fighting the insurance company -- i do not understand it. in one breast the city has too much on his plate, then everybody calls -- and everybody crawls out of the woodwork and wants him to do this for them now, that for them now. host: a third independent in a row coming up, mike, from york, pennsylvania. the three-year freeze that does not affect defense or homeland's security -- what do you think? caller: we should end the foreign aid to israel. 30% goes to israel mostly in military hardware. i think it is why america is coming under attack from osama bin laden. if use of his statement of the weekend saying again that he is attacking america because it is america that created israel. host: would you cut anything else besides that? caller: no, it is the biggest problem we have right now. host: obama to seek spending freeze to trim deficit, a three- year proposal. pentagon is among those exempt. they going to talk about all the politics in a book of the times" -- they s

and i mean, i, i think the black caucus, such as, waters out there in california, the black man, glover, instead of fighting the insurance company, they said, i don't understand it. in one breath they say he has got too much on his plate. then everybody crawls out of the woodwork and says, well i want him to do this for me now. i want you to do this for me now. >> host: mary, thanks a lot for your thoughts. third independent in a row coming up here. mike looking for republican and democrat calls as well. mike, you're from york, pennsylvania. a three-year in portion of the budget. does not affect, defense, homeland security and some other areas. what do you think of what you heard so far? >> caller: i think we should our end foreign aid to israel. 30% of our foreign aid goes to israel, mostly in the form of military hardware. i think that's why america is coming under attack from osama bin laden. if you saw his statement over the weekend, he is saying again, that he is attacking america because it is america that created israel. >> host: caller, would you caught anything else besides tha

many others such as jack and amy glover of hays, kansas, are currently in the process of adopting children and waiting news from haiti. even today we put pressure on the department of state to see that this adoption is completed and that their child can be returned to them in the united states. i'm proud to recognize these great individuals and many other kansans who have devoted their lives to the betterment of haiti through many years before the crisis and will do so into the future. it gives me hope to see so many americans and people around the world putting aside cultural, racial and political differences to ban together in our effort to rebuild the damaged nation. all who have donated money and supplies, served on search and rescue teams and have prayed for those affected deserve our gratitude. today it was announce that the kansas national guard will be sending soldiers to haiti from their current assignment at fwaunt bay. we express -- guantanamo bay. we express our concern for them and their families. as for those of us in congress, we are committed to doing everything in our powe