but the dictator milosevic was hanging on. i invited the former prime minister of russia to my house and took a risk in asking him to get personally involved, along with the head of finland, to go to belgrade and to take a set of proposals from the united states that would constitute basically a surrender by serbia. but it was a calculated risk that paid off. now, i could probably give you some other examples of decisions over the last 24 years. i have been in public service for 24 years, jim. and throughout all that time the people i have fought for have been the middle-class families, and i have been willing to stand up to powerful interests like the big insurance companies, the drug companies, the hmos, the oil companies. they have good people and they play constructive roles sometimes, but sometimes they get too much power. i cast my lot with the people even when it means that you have to stand up to some powerful interests who are trying to turn the -- the policies and the laws to their advantage. you can see it in this c

if you're a multi-millionaire, milosevic won't rest until you get a million dollars tax cut.ey could be one of those who have paid no federal income tax. mitt romney believes in two sets of rules, one for millionaires and another for middle class and the poor. >> brian: i need to see more examples. i couldn't really tell. i'm trying to see, is it senator mitt romney? i'm trying find my notes. can you imagine being there like, can we talk about why i got elected? can we do something -- you would think he's got nothing on the agenda. they have to work through the weekend because they can't pass a spending bill. >> eric: later in the day, senator reid got mad at scott brown. he said scott brown was trying to waste time, so he didn't have to do his debate with elizabeth warren last night. he said, don't use the senate floor for this! but what was that? >> brian: yeah, he yelled out to speed it out because scott brown couldn't make his debate last night. that is just unbelievable! why is that acceptable? it's not the first time. he was saying mitt romney has no taxes. by the way,

you saw that at the end of the 20th of the century, when milosevic, no one was lifting a finger. 250,000e killed until america stepped in. it's mostly american leadership standing up for human rights. >> alisyn: we'll see if we hear more about this at the dnc and from mitt romney on the campaign trail. thank you for coming in. >> thank you, ali. >> alisyn: you, too. the founder of the islamic for recommend is going to weigh in. the president's beer recipe is no longer a secret. we'll weigh in next. ♪ get two times the points on travel, with chase sapphire preferred. [ wife ] your dad's really giving him the business... the designated hitter's the best thing to happen to baseball! but it's not the same game! [ wife ] wow, he's really gonna get us a good deal. it's better! no it's not! the pitcher comes up and he's out! [ dealer ] he can bunt! whatever. but we're good with pr for 60 months? oh yeah, totally. thank you so much. that must've been brutal. [ male announcer ] the volkswagen autobahn for all event. at 0% apr for 60 months, no one needs to know how easy it was to get your new vol

two days ago we memorialize milosevic of regional -- the loss of 658 employees 11 years ago, so i would like to go to the response of ambassador stephen s.. it is very easy to be reactionary. we need as a nation to be clear and absolute to communicate this type of activity is unacceptable. it goes beyond libya, so what i would like to hear is if you could provide your thoughts on the range of possible responses, and educate me as to what you think you could do, all the while respecting what i think we would all like to see achieved in libya, which is the is the basement of a free and productive democracy -- the establishment of a free and productive democracy. >> you go first. in answer to the question, specifically, there are two components that need to happen. you have got to get the partners who are concerned, so the defense ministry, joint chiefs of staff, maybe a couple of other agencies, and they have a national security council, but you need to have discussions, building on the tools they need and effective programs, but the partners they need is the un, because any intervention