i like lindsey graham. i think he's a positive force in the united states senate and a reasonable person but i could not disagree with him more on this issue of the tea party's contribution. the fact of the matter is and the american people believe this by an overwhelming margin is everybody has to put something into the pot to get us out of this. that includes all those wealthy bankers and corporations that the republican tax breaks went to ten years ago. we've got to all put something into the pot. it is unfair and unreasonable to ask middle class people and seniors on medicare to take a big hit when bankers and oil companies continue to take our tax payers' money. that is not right it's not fair. i don't care how vociferous the tea party is is. that's not a winning strategy for a elections or the country. >> schieffer: there's no question that the president has moved more to the center in an effort to resolve this and find compromise. did he make a mistake doing that? i mean, if you were president right

according to wiki leaks diplomatic cables back in two thousand and nine mccain lindsey graham and joe lieberman met with gadhafi senator mccain assured libya that the united states wanted to provide libya with if it needed for the libyan security program including c one thirty s. he pledged to see what he could do to move things forward in congress so whose side of these republicans are ocado us or climb up the reason that khadafi was not able to use any weapons of mass destruction that he was building in his arsenal and it's because republicans launched a war in iraq if you want to count the success there is the fact that he got scared of what happened in iraq as he told the italian prime minister and was willing to negotiate his weapons away i think lindsey graham and and you know the weapons the lindsey graham and john mccain going over to get through those talking actually all we've got you imagine u m d's there's no question about it he negotiated in the way this is this is well known and and what and where did they go and what they gave about the international inspectors as a re

graham and and weapons the lindsey graham and john mccain going over to mill about those get through not those who were talking actually but we've got to imagine u m d's you know he had a there's no question about it he negotiated in the way this is this is well known and and what and where did they go and what if they gave about the international inspectors as a result of iraq war you told of you telling prime minister he was scared what happened to saddam i didn't want to have to hear that was. how to deal and become part of the league of nations and become legitimate is by the way start selling his oil to us and get a lot of money from i'll leave you know the reason but what he told the italian prime minister is that he was scared what he saw in iraq and you believe there was going to. do i do believe that he was there which i needed to look at all what it was going at the time but i think i think you're sort of missing the larger point i think a lot of republicans have learned a lesson they don't want to start waving banners and say mission accomplished because mission has not ye

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lindsey hilsum, thanks for talking to us. it's nighttime there now. what's the situation? is fighting continuing. >> yes, i understand it is in the center around the compound which is colonel qaddafi's compound although we don't think he's there. and the hotel which is where many were trapped. i am in the west of the city in a quiet area. all i can hear is a little bit of gun fire and the sound of nato planes overhead. in other parts of the city it's extremely dangerous, violent and volatile tonight. i have just heard a couple of bangs even as i'm speaking to you. >> brown: you mentioneded ka gaffey. is there any better sense of his whereabouts even if he's in fact still in the country. >> not really. i asked one man today where is gadhafi and he said gone with the wind. i think that's as good a guess as any. there is no solid information about his whereabouts or his plans other than his last audio broadcast in which he said that he would never surrender. if he died he would die in libya. >> brown: as to the loyalists still fighting, does the bulk of the army seem to have

lindsey hilsum, welcome once again. tell us more about the takeover at the compound.s though there was resistance in some parts of it but not in others? >> reporter: i think that is right. there was certainly fighting around there pretty much all day. huge explosions, heavy weapons being used and smoke rising from the compound all through the morning and the first part of the afternoon. one rebel fighter i spoke to who had been in the compound said to me, though, that not all of that was, in fact, fighting. he said some of that was just the rebels firing. his unit has not met with any resistance but he said "we're a bit chaotic." so rebels were just firing around as they went in partly in excitement, partly in case there was resistance. then some of that noise may just have been the rebels. but as i speak now, it appears that colonel qaddafi's loyalists who were in that compound have fled. we think that they have fled south and the compounds is in the hands of some very, very happy rebels. >> brown: qaddafi and his family of course, were not found there. what are the

lindsey says second and third -- third and fourth quarters of this year also are going to be well below that. so maybe we're looking at in this year alone enough decline in g.d.p., unfortunately -- hopefully not -- that would wipe out half, maybe more, of the savings that were just passed. but i wanted to point out that i believe many in our congress, many in the senate are in denial about how serious the debt threat is that we are too often, as rogoff and reinhart said, saying the same things that other nations said before economic crisis hit. indeed, the name of their book, "this time it's different" refers to what governmental leaders said in those countries, those other countries that went into default, went into debt crisis up until the last minute. they were saying, "we've got it under control. it's not so bad. this time it's different. just because our numbers look like they did in some other country, it's different this time." and immediately out of the blue, a crisis, a loss of confidence occurred and they had a serious problem. something like what happened when people lost con

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it's a personal pleasure because ambassador eisen and his wife, lindsey, and his daughter, tamar, are personal friends of mine and my family. as you mentioned, i guess the reason i'm asked is that norman is one of those stateless people who lives in washington, d.c. so i occasionally do double duty by introducing such people. as you mentioned, senator sheehan, ambassador eisen was given a recessed appointment that was disposed of at the end of last year. he had a distinguished career as a lawyer here in washington and then was special counsel for ethics and governmental reform in the white house. i regret that it was necessary for the president to make a recessed appointment in this case, but perhaps there is a silver lining here in that we can now judge ambassador eisen based on his performance over the past six months and that from all that i have heard has been really exemplary. since arriving in prague, ambassador eisen has been a whirlwind of activity, winning everything from the czech government to the american chamber of congress whose leader has said, and i quote, "in your sho

while for more insight on the developments in libya let's cross live now to lindsey german she's an activist from the stop of the coalition joining us live in london thanks very much indeed for being with us western leaders have already started planning a post gadhafi libya despite the fact the opposition hasn't won yet but is the rebels potential victory a done deal now do you think i mean justifying the actions of nato. well i think it looks as though. a regime is finished we've been saying this for a couple of days that failing to sidestep now i don't you as a tool justifies the actions of nato nato has been involved in a lengthy campaign which has killed thousands of people now in libya on the grounds that they were protecting civilians actually they were there to achieve regime change they obviously look like they're going to achieve that but we have to remember we've been here before we've been there before with afghanistan we've been there before with iraq and i think the lesson from both of those and that actually the message that is even coming from many of the rebels in tripoli and

department cables by wiki leaks we saw the first hand written account of senators john mccain and lindsey graham's visit to libya back in two thousand and nine that was when i got off he was suddenly in the good graces of the us again and even discussions of weapons sales are taken place so here's an excerpt from that account says libya has acted as a critical ally in u.s. counterterrorism efforts and libya is considered one of our primary partners in combating the flow of our foreign fighters our strategic partnership in this field has been highly productive and beneficial to both nations we have begun some successful training programs to assist libya in improving its security capabilities under the rubric of anti-terrorism assistance and border security and libya has stated its number one priority in return for relinquishing buttons of mass destruction is a secure security guaranteed by the us against foreign aggression to that end levy has expressed an interest in purchasing lethal weapons from u.s. firms so here we are two years later and what exactly happened to that whole guarantee

i want to ask something about what lindsey graham told chuck and i a bit ago. he said that he sees a shift, a philosophical shift in the republican party against support for the armed services against defense spending. his concern for the trig ere is it really would place huge burdens on defense and that he is less eager to take that hard and fast no tax pledge. he sees ways where loopholes could be closed. where do you come down on that? if you had to make the tough choice between defense spending and being rigid on the tax front where would you vote? >> i'm new to washington, but i was a governor for ten years. i'm a very strong supporter of our military. the point is we get some savings up front. now we have a committee, six senators, six members of the house go to work. they're going to look for additional savings. if they don't get into the real reforms, whether we look at tax reform, entitlement reform. if they don't get into these issues then we've got the automatic cuts. the point is nobody likes the automatic cuts. the point is they need to get to a pr

up next, lindsey apple. she explores the life of senator henry clay. >> henry clay was an early 19th century politician, statesman, he ran for president three times, tried to get the nomination on two others, failed on all occasions, but he's probably the best known nonpresident of that period. >> why is that? >> well -- dana walker howell argues that clay had the most expansive vision for the country of any politician of that period. he's speaking basically of the american system. which was an attempt to unify the country. we were a big country, in fact, most people thought we could not exist as a democracy. as large as we were. he believed through transportation, commerce, we could tie the country together. house says that he was a better visionary than he was a politician. he could not get other people to go with him. if he could have stood out here on the front step and looked out to the west where interstate 75 and interstate64 come together, he would have told you by god, i told you so. that was what h

all smoke and mirrors go like i mentioned we already are seeing hysteria from people like senator lindsey graham the heritage foundation is already coming out making statements that say the democrats want to favor economic security over national security and how dare they but when these people ever get of the two are intertwined and i think that's the issue here it's all good drama i think much of what we've seen on both sides and on fundamentally conservatives and it can serve in my beliefs has been great theater i mean you know we're talking about people who do have a vested interest in both sides neither side is going to go that hard against the fence to get started going to get back hard against economic issues therefore all they're doing here is once again kicking the can down the road they're offering up something that they know no one will have the courage to cut one time comes in november if you had to think of some kind of number that let's say you look at real wasteful programs how much do you think could be cut from defense and let's just say you know hypothetically if this tri

of hysteria from neo cons and war cheerleaders like the heritage foundation and of course senator lindsey graham. like they're going to take a no brother in there and start reducing the defense department we're slowing the growth of the but we're still got massive amount of instead of running toward bankruptcy we're walking toward bankruptcy. but how does throwing members around is ok when it comes to entitlements social programs but not for defense isn't it but in all reality this is kind of a big deal but suddenly defense is being threatened and it may be serious way so do we see this is a real threat or is it just a line intended to keep the military industrial complex going on forever and this guest is a lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer senior fellow at the center for advanced defense studies and he's also still serving as a bridge served lieutenant colonel so many thanks so much for being here rather than ok so a lot of this is speculation of course they haven't voted on it yet hopefully we want to you paul this is going to go through and you know you know as well as anyone else th

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i have to say that statement from john mccain and lindsey graham was frankly pretty shocking to me. this statement about americans can be proud of the defeat but regretting that the success was so long in coming due to our failure. what are we to make of a statement like that from the out party, from the republican party. >> well, it shows that they were wrong, because they assume that unless we put, you know, troops on the ground or unless we did all of the bombing that, you know, we couldn't succeed. this did succeed because we were patient, and they don't want to admit that they were wrong. you know, they should have looked at benghazi today. there were banners that said thank you obama as well as prime minister cameron and president sarkozy. it's incredible these are the people that got us into iraq under false pretenses, and look what happened there. we overthrew the regime in three weeks, but nearly a decade later we're still having americans dying there. >> it seems to me that part of politics here has to do with where the president actually has control. there's a lot to crit

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so lindsey lohan ye asks who would feel the impact of those cuts? >> reporter: child care, social services and education are just some of the programs funded in california with $79 billion in federal grants. it's not known exactly which ones are the target of the spending cuts but the pain will spread out. one program likely to get hit medicare. an expensive entitlement program serving 45 million elderly. cbs political analyst speaking. >> the fact that president obama mentioned medicare in a statement suggests that either some cuts in the first trillion dollars probably include medicare. >> reporter: during the marathon partisan wrangling democrats argued the government needs money. translation, raise taxes. the republicans insisted that won't happen. but despite all the political fighting there was a comprise. >> i'm sure that part of this will probably include changing some things, changes to the tax law but for the time being it looks like we are looking at cuts. >> reporter: now they are rounding up votes for the package. >> if we are talking l

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ray suarez talks with lindsey hilsum of independent television news in tripoli. >> there's still this huge sense of joy here that however hard the conditions are, whenever you talk to people and you say how are you feeling, they say i'm free. we're free, free at last. >> brown: mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news. >> lehrer: and hari sreenivasan has the story of washington's new memorial honoring doctor martin luther king, jr. >> 48 years after the civil rights leader gave his famous i have a dream speech, a monument dedicated to him has opened. but not before going through a struggle of its own. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> well, the best companies are driven by new ideas. >> our future depends on new ideas. we spend billions on advanced technologies. >> it's all about investing in the future. >> we can find new energy-- more cleaner, safer and smarter. >> collaborating with the best in the field. >> chevron works with the smartest people at leading universities and tech companies. >>

that statement in from senators mccain and lindsey graham.ic robertson, who spent a lot of time in libya with gadhafi's forces in tripoli. as we watch this situation unfold and you make excellent points, nic -- there is by no means over with. the world cannot simply relax and assume this is going to be smooth and not very violent. these immediate hours and days that come. >> if we look at what the rebels have experienced in benghazi, for example, pockets of resistance that went on for in some cases almost months, even when they're taking control of large parts of the area, potentially this is what could happen in tripoli, there will be pockets of gadhafi loyalists who won't give up their weapons without a fight. there will be potentially the notion that we've heard discussed here that these fighters loyal to gadhafi right now will melt away, these people we have seen on the streets waving green flags so many times thrust in our faces, government officials taking us down to see them, that they will melt away for right now but will then mount s

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. >> lindsey graham. >> what about the president? he did go to a lot of meetings. >> that is what he does, he goes to meetings and he gives a lot of speeches. unfortunately, none of them are scorable. >> the president believes we can all get along and he gives away -- gives a lot away at the beginning. if i could quote mark, you pay sticker price and go out without a radio. >> what are the prospects for barack obama's reelection? >> ♪ happy birthday . >> i turned 50 tomorrow. by the time i wake up, i will have an e-mail from aarp asking me to call president obama and tell him to protect medicare. >> that is president obama at his 50th birthday party in chicago. on his actual birthday, the stock market tanked. the jobs numbers are terrible. companies are sitting on cash but they are free to let go of it because they do not know what will happen in the future. jim vandehei and mike allen in "politico" say that absent a the president's ability to defy gravity, the numbers needed to defeat -- lead to defeat. >> you have got to be pessimi

the lindsey's you are still visible. the republic is not only relieved but also shaping the future. for the we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. all eyes in washington as the u.s. deal in raising the national debt limits is facing a critical vote in congress but analysts say even of the bill goes through months of political bickering and america's reputation worldwide. the u.s. and the step out that push from all sanctions against syria after the latest crackdown on protests is reportedly leaves more than one hundred people dead condemning violence from both sides. also gyptian troops clashed with protesters in cairo as the military police moved in to break up hundreds of demonstrators have come to town to have square for weeks to demand to fall to pace of change up to fabrice a popular uprising. next to travel through one of history's darkest chapters as they explore the notorious concentration camps of the former soviet union. the summer of one nine hundred fifty three soviet leader joseph stalin passed away one hundred days ago mosco

. >> republican senator lindsey graham who was a no vote one of the 26, i believe no votes on there.in your statement, senator graham, you put it on the trigger. you pit it on this issue of pentagon cuts on philosophical points. you said you feel as if wait a minute, we've gone too far on this. >> i think you're a good political analyst. this is a philosophical shift of the republican party. the republican party has been about two things since i've been around, a limited government and a strong national defense. i cannot imagine ronald reagan exposing the defense dept to the sequestration trigger provisions. i'm all for lower taxes. this is a philosophical shift for the republican party saying defense spending is not the mothers important part after to budget anymore. it is of lesser importance and that disturbs me. >> isn't that the point of a trigger that you want to put something above the heads of those folks on supercongress -- no not really. >> so they don't pull it. >> here's high i don't want to play games with men and women in uniform. every democrat, republican and independ

calls for immediate talks to term in the future of libya activists from the stop the war coalition lindsey german says most libyans don't want the west to tell them what. we have to remember we've been here before we've been here before with the star we've been there before with iraq and i think the lesson from both of those and that actually the message that is even coming from many of the rebels in tripoli and elsewhere in the here is that they don't want nato there any more they don't want western troops on the ground and they want to run their own country and i think it would be very foolish for david cameron or anybody else to believe this really vindicates their foreign policy in terms of the war on terror these towns. bring to mind some of the worrying ways in which these things have been used i personally think the intervention of the international criminal court. the idea that they can try could afy and his family as war criminals is yet another sign of western hypocrisy when we have to suppose tony blair and various other people responsible for the disastrous episode in iraq in p

lindsey lohan is suing 'pitbull'as a song lyric.eking unspecified damages. >> a third movie with sarah jessica parker that there is a story line in the works that it is a small story but it could be told. as for right now there's no word on the cast wore a filming schedule. >> a final look at the weather? >> cloudy, cool more extended fog and drizzle along the coast. even fog away from the coast with well below average temperatures. less fog extended with warmer temperatures on tuesday. nearly 90 degrees inland. >>pam: thank you for joining us we will see you at 11:00 p.m.

lindsey lowe in. the original that islam is not evil actually the other no she said she's a son. welcome back to adam vs the man recently russian prime minister vladimir putin before a group of pro kremlin youth had the following to say about the united states of america quote they are living beyond their means and fifteen a part of the weight of their problems so the world economy they are living like parasites off the global economy and their monopoly of the dollar now and mr putin i would hope you would recognize the difference between the leeches that are living off the american people and the american economy as a whole or the country of america and so no we are not a parasite we are not we are the victims here of the same super class of banks there is an exploiters in our government that's probably affecting you because now one of the largest holders of american treasuries is russia which which you also pointed out as as you yourself said quote countries like russia and china hold a significant part of their reserves and american securities there should be other reserve cur