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i am going to hang up on you, and we are going to move on to minneapolis, minn., a republican. >> the president ran on a bad economy. in his own words he said if he can bring the economy down, he has a long-term proposition. the race was about self-defense. we had 8% [unintelligible] for about three years. that is a fact. if we're going by his own words, has the right to go for a second term which would give another person a chance to lead. that was the basis -- because george bush economy was far better. he is a man, he is good looking, he is passionate. >> thanks for your call. yomama on twitter sent us this message. listen to the president on the gop foreign-policy. >> now we have a choice. my opponent and his running mate are new to foreign policy. [laughter] [applause] from all that we have seen and heard, they want to take this back to an era of blistering and blunder in the cost american so dearly. after all, you do not call russia our number one enemy. not al qaeda come wershow. alessa were still -- unless you are still stuck in a cold war mind warp. it may not be ready for di

nevada, minn., made an alaska but the party changed the rules that you need it from eight states. >> changing the goal post in the middle of the game. >> he made a brief appearance but kennedy caught up with him. >> dr. paul congratulations on your campaign and ignite a negative share. they have clung so hard to their belief. what did you say? >> social the encouragement. thank you. i love your enthusiasm. do your best. >> they are fighting for the soul of the party. how do they keep that alive? >> whenever they are best. by running or supporting a candidate. they study and read economics. i am amazed what they do. >> they have another bid passionate rally with thousands of people. few politicians had anywhere near this crowd. >> i cannot claim anything special but our determination and conviction this spirit of liberty and directed nine is my shortcomings. but i am convinced if we advance the cause of liberty we don't have to go back to the dark ages. >> list gas john said list six aside sec dues support if? fifty is the default and list if it great job. they should make up their ow

a call from someone a foreigner european and he asked me to go down to an apartment in new york to minn there were questions from pakistan here by the invited by the state department on their way back to pakistan getting ready to catch a flight the very first question they asked me was. who kidnapped you. the taliban. or the government. my jailer said to me not a shot would be fired in afghanistan without the backing of the pakistani government so with the taliban in touch with the government did the government of pakistan know i was there did the government of pakistan in to intervene and ultimately save me. did jalali being the hook. any network. that we are at war with. and with which i lived in the one nine hundred eighty s. and his name i use constantly to try and save me and who i was trying to get to because i thought by getting to a colony i could find out about al qaeda did he ultimately hold on to that tribal law and say me i've heard so many different things that's why it's a very murky complicated place in the war is far far different from the way we are perceived in the med

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paul, minn., spending more is the category. mike is joining us. caller: i find myself spending more these days. just with the basic essentials such as gas, utilities -- i am a single father. a lot of my income is going directly to my son. there is really no room for savings at this point. i think a lot of it is the rise in gas. host: how much is a gallon of gas? caller: it is about $3.60. host: how much do you burn after a week? caller: $50 is probably a fair estimate. host: as far as other spending, you mentioned your son. what about luxuries'? caller: i think that is pretty much staying the same for me. i like to treat him to some luxury's every once in a while. for the most part, it is just the basic essentials which is living and gas. i was going over my budget the other day, and i realized i have put pretty much no money back for savings this year. that comes as a shock to me. i do not have the luxury of printing more money. host: do you have anything as far as a retirement plan you contribute to? caller: i have a substantial 401k that i have

then keith ellison, minn., and the chairman of the house homeland security committee, peter king.ore from susan rice on "this week." 2:00, "fox news sunday." chris wallace welcomes mike rogers, with another appearance by ambassador rice. "state of the union" follows a 3:00 p.m.. the guest is prime minister netanyahu and the house minority leader, nancy pelosi. at 4:00 p.m., "face the nation," where bob schieffer will talk with bob cain and ambassador rice. sunday network talk shows rearing on c-span radio, block -- brought to you as a public service -- at 1:00, "this week, 4:00, "face the nation." listen to them all on c-span radio, nationwide on xm satellite radio. you can listen on your blackberry, android, iphone, or go online to c-span.org [. video clip] >> the emancipation proclamation, let's look at what it actually says. it does not free everybody. ok? just those states or parts of states still in rebellion. there are several parishes in the louisiana where slavery still exists because the union army did not have control. parts of virginia where the union army as a foothold

. ♪ >> please welcome the mayor of minneapolis, minn.. >> hello, minnesota.se] >> it is cold, we have to cheer about something, right? it was a cold, december morning four and a half years ago we told -- we pulled our rental of college students into iowa. we went door to door, for a guy named barack obama. almost nobody in town had ever heard of him. they asked some pretty tough questions. would he stand up for the middle-class? for people like them, not just for those at the very top. they asked us, would he get us out of this mess at -- in iraq? and did he have the guts to take on the insurance companies and reform health care? conversations like this were taking place all over iowa. iowans know the real bill when you see it. they took the measure of this man. they looked him in the eye and you sent him on to be president of the united states. thank you, iowa, for that. a lot has happened since then, and we still have a long, long way to go, but today we can go back to buffalo center and towns across america and say that in the toughest times, this presiden