jamie: sometimes you do. under arrest and charged with threatening to me on a campus shooting rampage. police say 19-year-old alexander song posted it online and said he would kill enough people to make international news. david lee miller is looking into this. >> reporter: it appears it was a former student that alerted university police to the threatening post on the internet. it red in full, quote, i will be on a rampage tomorrow on campus, hopefully i kill enough people to make it a national news. he then went onto say and i quote again, stay away from the mall tomorrow at 1:30. two people also contacted the university police after chatting with him online. as for that campus it is very much on edge this morning after news of his arrest quickly spread. >> i was kind of scared, like, i don't know if i want to go to campus. >> and it's very u.n. nerving, scary, off putting. we've heard of other tragedies across the country, and we are very, very fortunate to have the dedicated force that we have. >> reporte

>> jamie: those are the candidates. now we will hear from our panel, real quick before we go, is there voter fatigue at this point? or do you think tonight generated more excitement? >> i think there is more excitement. but mitt romney won't have the same fortune of being able to outspend bam. he will lose when his made-up facts are answered in november. >> jamie: tony? how do voters feel? >> 100,000 more votes tonight in ohio than four years ago. the republicans need to keep the intensity and there are not enough voters who believe in the hope and change of four years ago for him to win. >> gregg: mitt romney has won all the key swing states so far. he has won the popular vote. he has won the delegates so far. he's won just about every measure that you can think of, clearly the guy is the frontrunner for the nomination i. mitt romney is going to be the nom nominee. he just is going to be the nominee. we are not going from n.o.w. no to now. but he did a great job. the excitement is there and barack obama won't be able t

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. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. i love that we learn the sun flower and skistone state. we're watching for the results of the wyoming caucuses a state that mitt romney won in 2008. and looking for the battle for kansas and by true blew conservatives and alicia akuhnas is there. and what kind of turnout are they seeing for those? >> they're actually pretty optimistic for the turnout, the total turnout they're going to see later on today, jamie. and some of those that we talked to said they live in the reddest state in the country and talking to the local g.o.p. leaders and the way they're talking the big news would be in rick santorum didn't win a majority of 40 delegates and he's made two trips to kansas with multiple stops in the past week and i'm here in sedgewick county and he says that voters want a candidate who mirrors their believe and conservative thoughts and issues, here is more. >> and these issues have a lot to do, i think, with the economy and with what we would like to see happen with this country, i think, a lot of people feel it's time to take the country

jamie? >> jamie: wendell goler in seoul. thanks. >> eric: what is the latest reaction of the president's reaction to pyongyang, the bad behavior will not work. >> president barack obama: north korea will achieve nothing by threats or provocations. north korea knows its obligation and must take irreversible steps to meet them and, this the u.s. and the republican of korea are absolutely united on this. >> eric: are the president's words falling on deaf ears? north korea moved the rocket to a northwestern site preparing for the planned launched next month and it would be a violation of international accords. and washington says it is meant to test a long-range missile that could potentially hit alaska and more, john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and a fox news contributor joins us now from paris, as you can see, ambassador, good morning. first question, you think the north koreans are going to listen to president obama? >> i don't think there is any chance that that will happen. they are clearly committed to launc

jamie, back to you. >> jamie: she's got quite a reputation and it's interesting.e heard everyone say the fact, that the law in florida is peculiar and must be paid attention to as well. thanks, steve. a lot of people that showed up. and also some new details in the investigation into the disappearan susan powell has been missing since 2009 and now, an unsealed search warrant shows police found susan's blood inside the family's home. her husband, josh powell told investigators it was red juice their son it spilled and found a letter that susan wrote, the title was last will and did hes tament of susan powell. >> and these are that susan did not trust josh at all and indicated that jash threatened that their children would not have a mother and a father if they divorced. and furthermore, this letter confirmed the marital discord between susan and josh obtained by family and friends and susan wrote, if she were to die it may not be an accident even if it appears to be one. >> jamie: so different that they would release the details of this and josh powell was a suspec

you are so right, jamie. go to the beach and they seem pretty clean because we go to beaches that are easily accessible by road to get to to clean. but if you go in the marshy areas or estuaries, those get littered with debris. rudy, you thought about this area of debris and our returning veterans and thought, i can put those two together. >> that's correct. there is a need for both. state and federal budgets have been cut. there is no money to clean up the rural areas so we are looking for corporate sponsors. and we put the veterans to work for 120 days, we give them the first civilian job. they spend a week cleaning beaches and doing public appearances. >> which are so needed. there is a 30% unemployment rate amongst returning veteransurn the age of 24. >> that's correct. it's climbing with the downsizing of the military that's taking place. >> reporter: you know, yesterday, you said in four minutes, you cleaned up this amount of debris from one of the beaches back here. >> that's correct. this is from a ru

. >> jamie: and another "fox news alert." good morning, everyone, we are hearing incredible stories of survival following the devastating series of tornadoes. there are entire towns that have been wiped out and three dozen people have been killed across five states. the search continuing for survivors, possibly trapped beneath piles of debris. and, it is good to have you here this morning, it will be a busy one. i'm jamie colby. >> eric: i'm eric sean, new details about the deadly impact of these vicious storms. the total number of people who have been killed, now stands at 36. there were 19 victims in kentucky and a dozen victims in indiana. three people were killed in ohio and one death in both alabama and georgia. and, now, freezing temperatures and snow make the situation more difficult for many survivors, rick reichmuth is live in henryville, indiana, which was so hard hit. rick? >> rick: one of the towns, the list you gave of the different states gives you an idea of how widespread the event was, one of the towns, henry

. >> jamie: all right. there are arguments, top teams on both sides of the issue, all eyes will be on the supreme court this week. thanks, guys, so much. >> thank you. >> thanks a lot. gregg? >> and on the campaign trail, primary voting underway right now in louisiana. none of the candidates are campaigning there today. but rick santorum is looking to rebound after losing illinois, to rival mitt romney. and this is one might argue, newt gingrich's last stand in the south and 20 delegates are up for grabs and chief political correspondent carl cameron is live in the big easy with more, hi, carl. >> well, louisiana is going to the primaries today and we're more than halfway through, according to the gingrich and santorum campaigns, they argue that louisiana represents the equivalent of half time, for those necessary for the nomination. more than 25 states voting in territories, et cetera and mitt romney has won the majority as well as the delegates. not anywhere near the 1144 needed to clinch the nomination a

morgan jamie dimon.tive things, how he feels about the housing market. we have steve liesman and jim cramer here and diana olick. what did you think about with what jamie said with regard to the economy? >> well, when people come on cnbc, people talk about their book. i thought they were talking their book. the reason why that's okay is jamie dimon has a very, very big book. you've got to ask yourself, is jamie dimon telling us what he says about himself. i think jamie dimon has a huge disincentive to say things are better than they are. they have done relatively better than the rest of the group. he doesn't have to be that much further ahead. i hope when he's talking and i believe when he's talking that he's giving us a glimpse of what his book is showing him and i think that's a window on the economy. the only thing slightly wrong about that book is jamie might have a slice of the american economy that is richer than the average. that may be a piece of that book. overall when his book is doing well --

i'm jamie kol bee. it's great to have you here. rick santorum and mitt romney, running neck and neck in the buckeye state it was the closest race since the first contest in iowa. >> what is amaze is that rick santorum two weeks ago, had an 18-point lead in the state of ohio. it circumstancey vanished. it simply vanished. >> interesting to see how many people turned out for each candidate. we want to take a look at the other super tuesday states for you. mitt romney has won his home state of massachusetts. really, gregg, no surprise on massachusetts. we are showing that now because he was the governor there. it was a race that wasn't considered that competitive. but it is a win, nonetheless. romney also won vermont, a state that none of the g.o.p. candidates visited, still important. it's a state where they had new rules for the first time, that required a majority win or the result would be a proportionate delegate award. and former governor romney claiming victory in virginia. remember this controversy, gregg? only romney and cong

we'll talk about the context of foreign policy with jamie rubin.u will find only in "the war room" right here on current tv. ♪ ♪ >>> as the situation in afghanistan intensifies the republicans seem to be struggling to come up with a coherent foreign policy position. here is rick santorum. >> the game plan we're leaving irrespective on whether we can concede or not, then let's commit to winning or get out. >> so which is it? >> afghan president, hamid karzai is calling for all military forces to get out now. the major of americans seem to agree. 53% of voters want an immediate withdraw from afghanistan. what is the exit strategy from afghanistan? how does it relate to the president campaign? and for that we turn to jamie rubin, who is now a counselor on competitiveness and international affairs to new york. jamie welcome inside "the war room." thank you for joining us. >> happy to be with you. >> yeah. so what can the president's strategy be in light of what hamid karzai has said. could we, if we decided as a nation to stay the course how can you do

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her entire minutes of prouty has no sewage and people are floating in their own excrement because jamie diamond thought he needed another yacht payment then that's on the institutional desk and everything's ok there just simply cameron more money so let's also look at this quote from california treasurer bill lockyer so he was interviewed about them doing business with j.p. morgan i haven't found an investment bank that hasn't had some problem and the last three years we do business with them at all i think they provide good service i think they've been highly ethical with us jamie diamond is the leper with the most fingers down there wall street people like doing business with them because of all the stink and whores that rip people off twenty four seven he's got the nicest i think it's look the bernie made off investors thought he was defrauding the markets but they thought they were making he was giving them a cut so they didn't mind here he's saying well you know they might have defrauded jefferson county but those are a bunch of hicks and rednecks down there where california where

something that i've noticed since the financial crisis the difference in the way that blankfein and jamie dimon have managed their p.r. jamie dimon you see it everywhere talking he's on interviews all the time he has no shame about the things that he says whether it's true that media or investors or whatever or behind closed doors that leaks out where lloyd blankfein everyone hated him at the peak of the financial crisis fallout you know he was on the hill every week and he was the person that people most pissed off there were protesters with that they wanted his head on a platter i don't know i really. i mean this obviously is an exception but he's kind of gone to not center stage and jamie dimon is stayed right there so i think in p.r. words it's one of the good from the sort of he knows he's basically he's. going to i'm going to. do my thing to make money but then gum is the problem he's got a huge ego his ego doesn't fit the room so he needs the press because it's the same problem john gotti how do you have a good time magazine you have to be mr. so the same problems everybody has to

jamie dimon you see everywhere talking he's on interviews all the time he has no shame about the things that he says whether it's true that media or investors or whatever or behind closed doors that leaks out where lloyd blankfein everyone hated him at the peak of the financial crisis fallout you know he was on the hill every week and he was the person that people were most pissed off at there were protesters with that they wanted his head on a platter i don't know and really i mean this obviously isn't about him but he's kind of gone to not center stage and jamie dimon is stayed right there so i think in p.r. words look like it's one or more business work but he knows he's basically because i think i'm going to i'm going to step back from the from the right one way. to make money but then we've got a problem. in the room so he needs the press it's the same problem john gotti have you have a good time magazine you have to be mr or mr so the same problems every time has to be out there and it's going to it's going down yeah and really quickly speaking of p.r. the fed is trying their hand

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i had the same problem, that jamie raised, other people raised- what's this deal with myth? why can't you just - and chris said it, too - why can't we just say something factual that happened? why does it have to be so fantastic? and you realize, as you begin to move through these, that this dimensional triangle, that the religious experience, as we have here, is something that we've seen in all human beings because they seek these answers to boundary questions, and again, meaning and purpose and these sorts of things, and so where are they going to look to those answers? well, in religions, we move to the next step, in terms of the relationship, and we see that the myths step in, in the cultural context - back to our discussion of cultural context. we see that the myths are colored, shaped - the prism element - the myths come in, and we'll speak about this term paradigmatic narratives - but myths - i like that term, paradigm means model - well, paradigm - or i like paradigm - laden narratives because it's as though myths literally drip like a ripe piece of fruit, they drip

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jamie, let me start with you.ay prime minister netanyahu saying time to negotiate with iran is over. all they will do is deceive and delay and run up the clock and that they don't even want to define the red line with the united states. they want freedom of action. are they hinting at a preemptive strike without the united states? >> i do think both the israelis and the united states are talking up the military option because to the extent as mayor giuliani said to you i guess last night, the iranians believe that's a possibility. it increases the pressure on iran in combination with sanctions and maybe, just maybe this diplomacy will work that's going to take place perhaps in the coming weeks. i think where the united states and the israelis really are taking a very different view now is on the question of whether it's worthwhile to have the international community, the united states, the european union sit down with iranian representatives under intense pressure of sanctions and the threat of possible military a

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dollar cost credit card that they say gives you entree into jamie diamond's inner circle but is like a laid off policy scheme they need new suckers to come in and become retail customers to subsidize the larceny going up the top it is exactly like a bernie made up it's a it's made off like you know made off was doing great until you had a market sell off and you know it's over trades at a hundred two hundred dollars an ounce j.p. morgan will be bankrupt too just like enron just like made all just like just like bear stearns just like lehman brothers it's a huge for composers gain by silver short j.p. morgan and make a fortune so speaking of j.p. morgan's inner circles max j.p. morgan offers a peek into trading magic circle just daily is not going to be popular wall street's trading brotherhood the head of j.p. morgan's investment bank has broken a code of silence by revealing how much the firm rakes in as a market maker staley has as he put it opened the commo know by revealing that interest rate swaps came at top at twelve thousand dollars a pop trading loans are asset backed bonds

come out the next couple of weeks jamie stole one point two billion from m.f. global customers as a way to show that he's got the power and if you attack me i can reach into your account your chase manhattan account and i can still your money with impunity no investigation no questions asked so it's like you know the israel palestine situation right every time israel wants to show the world their strength they just kill a few palestinians and say that's the price tag for challenging r r r r here in the region so it's the jamie dimon price tag if you attack last rate they'll just kill your money so where does that get anybody i mean there certainly is a lot of people understand the fed is now criminal racket but so what i mean they'll just steal your money they still your money openly charles goyette would you have you keep your money in a bank in america by the way do you did you do that i keep my money in a variety of different places and i guess that's a book. about it but to look at you of course of course you're right and things always look very very dark a