into office our debt was less than and that was the right have to pony it all and the liberal democrats in congress on social spending to to get the defense spending we were on the soviet union every every budget that has been submitted by any president in the last forty years has come within two percent congress has ended up until obama did alosi in rio now even now has gone away that we haven't seen as we're spending twenty four percent of the anybody right now do they really collide and so we're reagan really had reagan was proposing those but we're spending twenty five percent of g.d.p. we're only collecting eighty percent we're not anywhere near two percent right now yeah right. collections now we need to lower the spending. bill trillion dollar stimulus which are terribly guy you go to rallies the banks you've got guys on wall street who are earning two billion dollars a year on average as the average pay for that's not the average for the top that's just like your trillion dollars on stalls the last ten years the total frogmen is sort of just a. financial time seat which is how much of the w

in denial. is she referring to you, harry reid, the more liberal members of your congress? >> house democrats, senate democrats have moved in her direction. the bottom line is this, though, she voted against hr-1 as did every other democrat. that's the republican proposal because i think we're united in one thing. we should make significant cuts, absolutely. we need to. but, we can't cut into our seed core. we can't cut into things that help america grow and create jobs like education or cancer research or food safety, things like that. and i think what you're finding, chuck, is you're going to find a turning point here. now that every democrat has rejected hr-1 and clearly doesn't have the votes to pass the senate, the ball shifts to speaker boehner. we've put some cuts on the table. we're willing to put more. but they have not said a single place where they would move off hr-1 and now it can't pass. so actually the action in the next week or two will occur behind-the-scenes. speaker boehner will have to meet with this e78s freshman republicans. some said they won't bouj. if he won't he may

base in the house, where you're most liberal republicans are more conserved than your most conservative democrats. the point and not is that a lot of the issues that were always there in congress and the debates are not partisan in nature. secondly, this last election was the last election -- the first election where you have more money spent by nature's group sent by the parties. campaign finance reform, citizens united caved -- the campaign finance reform took money away from the parties. it restricted how political parties and candidates could raise money. it didn't touch the interest groups. part of that is because the case of ugly versus belay another free-speech cases. in checking the ability of parties and candidates to get money, the money didn't disappear from process here they went to the wings. so it's fair for growth in its there for move on.org and there for the tea party express. and we have seen under the citizens united case large chunks of money coming in that disney would have to be disclosed. and so, the effect on members of the take a look what happened to lisa murkowski and robert bennett and mike castle on the republican side just to serve it is your firs

liberal democrats. there was a conference all over the weekend in which one liberal democrat read a quote from candidate obama, about the need to seek congressional approval before taking military action. and the member of congress said, i agree with candidate obama. the white house says they are consulting. but this was a fast-moving process. and one senior white house official said last week, some critics on capitol hill were complaining we're going too slow. now, they're complaining we're going too fast. robin? >> jake tapper at the white house. thanks so much. >>> we're turning to the breaking news out of japan, that there are reports that a pool holding used-up nuclear fuel is heated up to a boiling point. that's creating a real risk that more nuclear steam could spew out of the site. david wright is monitoring the late-breaking details out of japan for us this morning. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. that is one of the most frustrating things about covering this story is it's impossible to know what's going on inside of that reactor. all day long we were hearing upbeat assessments about the reactor number two. and late today this report from the associated press, that the pressure in

liberal democratic party and a very conservative both public and bass. your most liberal republicans are more conservative than your conservative democrats. the point is that a lot of the issues that were always there in congress are partisan in their nature. this last election was the last election where you had more money spent by interest groups than by the parties. campaign finance reform -- the campaign finance reform took money away from the parties. it restricted how candidates can raise their money. part of that is because of the case of buckley and free speech cases. this money did not disappear. it went out to the winds. it is there for moveon.org and the tea party. we have seen large chunks of money coming from individuals. it does not even have to be disclosed. the effect on members as soon look at robert bennett and mike csatle in their primaries -- you are frozen. democrats have a similar problem. it was more pronounced on the republican side. that is a very disciplined factor in terms of their ability to tackle these issues. with the growth of the internet and blogs, you have msnbc and fox. it is like two different planets. they had a major influence on political opinions. for democrats, msnbc t

in the house where the most liberal republicans are more conservative than the most conservative democrats. the parties are ought logically sorted but the point is a lot of the issues that were always there in congress in the debates are now partisan in their nature. second, the last election was the last election or the first election where you had actually more money spent by interest groups than by the parties and candidates. the campaign finance reform, citizens united case, the campaign finance took money away from the parties. restricted ha candidates could raise their money. it didn't take the interest groups, part of that is because the case of bulkeley versus some other free speech cases, but in shrinking the ability of the parties and candidates to get money, this money didn't disappear from the process. it went out to the wings so it's there with the club for growth and the move on.org and the tea party express and we have seen many now wonder the citizens united large chunks of money don't even have to be disclosed. and so the effect on members as you take a look at what happened to lisa murkowski and robert bennett and mike castle in their primaries on the republican side just to start

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islamic organization that is claiming in the house of congress they are so powerful that they are helping us, that we are tools to be used by republican, democrat, liberal, by conservative, by nazis, by this. we have been muslims since muhammad. i want to tell you, my community is the most beautiful community in the world i've known. there are 99.9% good american citizens that workday and hard, day and night, 18 hours, 17 hours, seven days, to chase american dream. they don't have a voice. we have been kidnapped. so our children, we have been kidnapped by leadership that we have never seen. >> mr. bihi, if you can try to finish in 30, 40 seconds. >> i will finish that. i want to conclude for two and a half years they have not done anything else. the somali community wants to be heard and i thank you, mr. king, congressman king, and other members of the committee for getting me here, for panelists like him, and like me. my community wants to be heard. i would ask you to look and open investigations as to what is happening in my community. we are isolated by islamic organizations and leaders who support them. talk to the common chain, muhammad industry of

islamic organization that is claiming in the house of congress they are so powerful that they are helping us, that we are tools to be used by republic, democrat, liberal, by conservative, by nazis, by this. we have been muslims since muhammad. i want to tell you, my community is the most beautiful community in the world i've known. there are 99.9% good american citizens that workday and hard, day and night, 18 hours, 17 hours, seven days, to chase american dream. they don't have a voice. we have been kidnapped. so our children, we have been kidnapped by ldership that we haveever seen. >> mr. bihi, if you can try to finish in 30, 40 seconds. >> i will finish that. i want to conclude for two and a half years they have not done anything else. the somali community wantso be heard and i thank you, mr. king, congressman king, and other members of the committee for getting me here, for panelists like him, and like me. my community wts to be heard. i would ask you to look and open investigations as to what is happening in my community. we are isolated by islamic organizations and leaders who support them. talk to the common chain, muhammad industry of close t

islamic orgazation that is claiming in the house of congress they are so powerful that they are helping us, that we are tools to be used by republican, democrat, liberal, by conservative, by nazis, by this. we have been muslims since muhammad. i want to tell you, my community is the most beautiful community in the world i've known. there are 99.9% good american citizens that workday and hard, day and night, 18 hours, 17 hours, seven days, to chase american dream. they don't have a voice. we have been kidnapped. so our children, we have been kidnapped by leadership that we have never seen. >> mr. bihi,f you can tryo finish in 30, 40 second >> i will finish that. i want to conclude for two and a half years they have not done anything else. the somali community wants to be heard and i thank you, mr. king, congressman king, and other members of the committee for getting me here, for panelists like him, and like me. my community wants to be heard. i would ask you to look and open investigations as to what is happening in my community. we are isolated by islamic organizations and leaders who support them. talk to the common chain, muhammad industry of close