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. >> i'm n n g goi to call i the vaccine eeeech if y you ked me ltt week who uld be in officice longer marar nfnfd or sarah palin,n, i would not hahaveaiaid rk sasanfd. didid c cch a break ere? >> well, he did catctca a brk. i an, welel caught a break. i really do think is completely out in 201212 m prettyty w wilng to wririte h popotitica obititua s-s-vis the presesenency the thing to k kein mind, hohower much he's knockcked off thcable news networks anand t t 2424-hrrews cycle, he stillll got to answer to the constituents in sosoutcarolina. anthis is still dominatingg coraragerightly so, in south carolina. ththinthat, you know, iit' unclear whetetr r th -- w whavee didistctctiothere is at the national levelel issgogoin dound to --eaea down too him locally.y. >> thehelist of potential 22012 candidideses ithe gop seems to be shrinking. whwho y y think we should be watching? >>>>e taedast week a i thinin---- i said then that i ththout mitt romneney ultimately emergessttroly fromhihi just bydint o oththe fact at he hasn't em peded in spectacular hoifying fashion. i think that remamass th

i mean, i ked thfirst lie better tn this one. >> wel in the days since that statement, she's been trng -- with help. you can tell there'sn some profeson help applied. to find something that actually works, andhe's backing -- she'filling in, and on this one going forward, i tnk sarah palin is now goi n to answer any questions. she's going to say, i've answered your questions, and sterday, the day before yesterday, in thanea mitchell interview, when she accused anea of not listening to her answers wheshe wasn't gingn answer. sarah palin is very od as streaming words together that don't have a subject, verb and an object. th're just present participles and preposns and i love the pele of alaska and i'm quitting so i can serve them better. it mak no sense. yeah. it's a line out of catch2, the gu in italy win by being defeated. should we trust the essence this? is governor palin going sign at thend of the month? didn'tarry craig resign last year? >> you know, iook away from this little spch in the backyard that e's just had it with alaska. i me, have you ever had a job when you wish you cou

. >> well ked off what floyd was saying, they wer able to extract themsels in the sub-prime mark earlier than the rest of their rrors and they don't have a consume lending busine. they're nots exposed to the consumer. so they can help companies write their bt, charge nice big fees on that because the's not much coetition and make a lot of moy. i think the threat for gdman going forward rember they brought their levege down. you recall th whole system wabuilt on the high amount of leverage. goldn cut items leveragen about half. in thebility for companies and e government issued debt declines ovetime, goldman is going to have a harder me makingoney in the future. >> charlie: graham bally ote -- the worse crise... a come of victors towering...is that the reality, ese two banks will fr over the rest of the financial seor. >>of thebiganks, they're the ones tt look theest now. there's no questn about that. and we suspect, we've seen -- now j.p. moan has substantial real state export and substantial crit card exsure d they discussed that this week and those numbers sounded a littlecary out the

obama is claiming ked its for not spending money that under the policy he inherited from mr.h would never have been spent in the first place." as we mentioned earlier, democrats are blocking republican house members from using taxpayer funds to mail a chart that illustrates a complicated web of government offices and programs which they contend will ult from the democrats' healthcare reform initiative. roll call newspaper reports that democratic lawmakers report the chart is misleading and false and sending it out official mail would violate house rules. republicans say democrats are just unhappy with how con vul convuluted the bureaucracy looks on paper. the bipartisan ranking committee has ruled that the flowchart can only be distributed if it includes a disclosure saying, quote, this might be inaccurate. some members of california senator barbara boxer's own party are said to be worried that her abrasive personal style could endanger prospects for climate change legislation later this year. the politico newspaper reports boxer is blamed by many for poisoning debate over la

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we don't know if he has accomplished anything useful except for ruining the right to ked tores. glenn: we know he was an investment banker. >> his record in making money for anyone but himself is quite mediocre. glenn: hang on a second. he ran the quadrangle group. >> and some of those years they made money and some of those years they didn't make much money. as you know, he is now under investigation by the attorney general of new york state for possibly paying bribes, only possibly. there is no certainty about it, to get state pension fund business. i think that's why he's gone. glenn: you will go for your guy being taped and breaking in, but somebody can't bribe somebody just for a little business. >> well, i guess it is a double standard. you're totally right. glenn: i see it. >> but this czar thing is out of control. what it really is a way to aggravate control in the white house. it's a way to bypass the cabinet department, bypass the congress and aggregate as much control as possible in the office of the president. there is no provision for that in the constitution. glenn

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before you can serven this court, the american pele, through tir elected senators will be ked to judge you. we owet to you and the constitution to be a fair jur thank you, mr. chairman. >> thankou very much, and1 judge, thank you, and enjoy your-eny your luch. we' look forward to wh you me back. wh you come back, we'll hear fr senatorsenator kauffman, senator specter. senator franken. i welcome nator franken to the kpitee ande will then have -- and then we'll have an introduction of you, and what erybody has been really waiting to hear. we'll hear from you. so thank u very, very much, judge. >> woodruff: judge sotomay managin a smile there at the end of a few urs, two-and-a-half hours of opening our cfirmationearing before the senate juciary committee. you see judge sotomayor lien down to gve a hug to her brother. she is now with herother, and hertepfather. we know i'm witharsia coyle of the national l journal. the judge broke her ankle just a fe days after she was announced, and she has en is it fair toay hobbling. >> hbbling through the halls of congress meeting some9 senators one on

vaums and it's question that i ked judge roberts. and jtice alito. and it comes from a conveation i had, a dialogue i had at a decemb hearing when judge souter was before us, now justice soutr, invving the term"vacuums in law" and i thinkthe term "vacuums in w" comes from souter himself as i wi read to you in jt a moment. i probed judge souter about how he would interpret the constitution and statuto law, in his response justice souter talked about filling vacums lef and can give y quotes from i guess 1990 but i will read four or five lines of judge souter speakin to this committee. because in fact the ngress willace the responsibility that goes wi the 14th amendment powers, then by defition there is to that tent not going tbe a kind of vacuum of responsibility created in which t courts are going to be forced to take on problems whichsometimes in the first instance might bebetter addressed b the political branchs of vernment. bo prior to that and after that judge souter talked a lot about maybe the crts neededo fi vacuums. do you agree with juice sou

does thahat mean dick cheney'ss going to be c cled in, ked to ise hi right handnd and tl the ole truth what't' gng on to thesecommittees? >> accding to the publishehed reportrts alreadyy out there that cney was th one that, in ct, said, don't share this with the congress. now, that't's t riright. and t tat's a violation.n. and so the inveveigatioto get to t the bottomof it, auththentiawa auththentica that if it's true thenhere will be redies and there wi be penalales. >> okay, so do o you thk that ththey brokehe law? based on what you know on thee intelligence c committ, you to th not knowing, do yobelieve ththbush ainistration broke e law here? thatoes back to 1948, i i believe. >> the lawis that t congress has to be informeded that is correct. >> now,what would be the next step he? wh would the demomoats have to dodo here, senatoror what has to happen?? >>well, you'veveot anongoing investigatation in the house intelligence commite. i thinthat's entirely sufficient. they ought to be able to com up with what t happened lay i it o and then proceed from ththere. >>>>well, but senator, yo

ong the questions being ked are: will e president be able toeet th expectations he has set? will engagement work th countries liken iran? will strategs in ira and afghanistan sceed? joining me fm washington, generabrent scowcrt, retired air force generalhe was national security advisor r presidents ford and bush 41. i am pleased to have him back on this broadcast. welcome, sir. >> charlie, it's nice to be with you. >> rose: my pleasure. wh do you think of t president's foreig policy? >> i think so far s good. you kn, this is a many-act play, as yr iroduction indicad. and i think act one was to change the mood, chae the mood in this country and change the mood toward the country. i think he has done tt extremelwell. and so i would give him very high marks up to now. >> rose: i aually heard him say once thathe in a way had a foreign policy simar to the foreign policy that you wer a part of with bush 4 does that renate withou? >> well, i don't have y... i'm not king exceion to any of the outlines the policies that he ha set out so far. how de it goes is ha to say. but i'm pleas

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recorders, t.v., radio, magazine newspar, from all over the world, australia, brazil, western europe, have ked me to comment iraq. i haven't resnded to one. the ason is i think it is irresponsie for an ex-sretary of defense to comment in a way on the acons of a presint who's eply involved in war wit hundreds of thousands o our citizens at ris and he is crying out very delica negotiations with the u.n. andther counies. i haven't said a word and i'm notgoing to. >> see, thiss where we do disagree. >> rose: what do you disagre about? >> i thinkthat it's very portant for robert mcnamara to speak out abt these issues. rose: i do,oo. >> inow he has very, vy strong feelings. i knowhe said thgs to me in private. ment >> i'll kl you if y repeat them! >> and, in fact, i won't repeat them out of respect for him and our relationsp. but i know that he has spent a fe... a large fraction of a lifen plic service. d he has learned a lot of thingsrom thatife. and it's imrtant that he brings that knowledge to bear. >> ros but he isot doing it total. you know he's not, earl, ce on! >> now wait a second.... >> ros

so she was very well ked as far as i can tl by her... a eat many of her cleagues. >> i c say this, and i have a very dearriend on that cirit who was the "wall street journal's" counsel for many years, bob sack, one of the great fir amendment lawrs in america,ho i spoke to about her well before she was eve nominated beuse her name had been circulated. he is very... he likes her a lot. he says she's anincredibly lid judge. she's very collegl, all the ories came outbout how she doest get along with people he said "iet along wi her great." >> one of the rean appointe sa she has a sparkling personalities. she organizes nners. when things goo you have to, she's e person who diffuses it. so if she'srickly, i wasn't able to find people who say that on the recor >> she's prickly wi lawyers, which is not exactly sothing that'soing to hurt her any politica.. >> uh-uh. >>ose: thank you very much. when we come back, we'llalk more about judicial philosophy and later on we'llalk about the c.i.a. which is getting a lot of attention in washington these d

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. >> a suspect ked connected to six murders is now in police custody.s were found in alabama and tennessee yesmed when the suspect confessed, he gave up information to one of the body -- that led to finding one of the bodies in alabama. in fayetteville, tennessee, five people were found dead in sue separate homes there. some of the victims were related. >> we are probably going to be here all night. it may possibly be tomorrow sometime before we can dullly give you the identification of the victims. >> and as police said, they have not yet released the names of the victims of the suspect nor how they died. >> reaction to the death of walter cronkite continues to pour in. >> many americans still hold a special place in their hearts for the veteran news man. brian mooar that is the story -- has the story from washington. >> walter cronkite's death is front-page news around the country because to many americans he was the news. >> you felt you could turn into him and he would tell you the truth. >> at the newseum in washington, a quickly-arranged exhibit h

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