mr lay's going to announce gambles with food he buys thousands of tons of rice and wheat in the future in other words he buys crops that don't get exist gernot trading the actual cash physical grain your trading promises for grain to be delivered a month for six months or twelve months or eighteen months in the future so you might be trading grain that actually exists but you might just as well more often be trading grain that doesn't even exist yet. so you're trading promises and your trade them back and forth and if you make a promise to buy at a certain price at a certain time you can cancel that by selling that same contract back into the market and that's what happens with most contracts are never actually delivered upon their traded back and forth and they cancel each other out. question is that so much an ally people at macquarie awful bad signal from the from what's next for the occupy movement across the u.s. after police use strong arm tactics to disperse protesters should move and seek a way to join the. the lists . a very warm welcome to you this is your news today proteste

mr. mccain: move to lay on the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: mr. president, i would ask my friend, the chairman, if perhaps we could give our colleagues a brief update on where we are and what what -- there's not that many amendments remaining, there's a couple of rather serious amendments concerning detainees that are still outstanding but overall i think we can tell our colleagues we are pretty well moving along. we still have a pending package of amendments that have been agreed to by both sides that, unfortunately, we're unable to move forward, but hopefully we'll be able to do that. mr. levin: mr. president, we indeed have been making progress, number one. we made significant progress today, both on the pending amendments that needed to be addressed by the full senate as well as by a major package of amendments which have been cleared on both sides. there's another package of amendments to which there has been no -- they've been cleared which means they're available to everybody and there is no objection by anybody to the substance

. >> at the stock price not cannot -- >> always thought mr. lay and mr. skilling were modest about their own contributions to the collapse. >> they are not in hot deal he says. police just isn't. >> can you talk about managing the shape of the media, we had been open and then all of a sudden the access you had two euros senior management disappears. but the select to confront the press with his new face of enron? >> we tried to be -- we had gone relationship with a lot of reporters and we were honest. we can say you know what, i don't know. i can't get straight answers internally. and when we did get answers, were always able to couch then it's my understanding that her what i am told is because i think we've realized that at some point we could necessarily trust the answers we were getting internally or they would change from day to day as mark found out was the amount of the ljm letdown. >> what do you think reporters picked up on but the tone of your answers in the time changes in your certainty also changes. >> they definitely knew something was going

. >> at the stock price not cannot -- >> always thought mr. lay and mr.killing were modest about their own contributions to the collapse. >> they are not in hot deal he says. police just isn't. >> can you talk about managing the shape of the media, we had been open and then all of a sudden the access you had two euros senior management disappears. but the select to confront the press with his new face of enron? >> we tried to be -- we had gone relationship with a lot of reporters and we were honest. we can say you know what, i don't know. i can't get straight answers internally. and when we did get answers, were always able to couch then it's my understanding that her what i am told is because i think we've realized that at some point we could necessarily trust the answers we were getting internally or they would change from day to day as mark found out was the amount of the ljm letdown. >> what do you think reporters picked up on but the tone of your answers in the time changes in your certainty also changes. >> they definitely knew something was going o

mr. cain is laying low and do we know what he has planned next regarding the allegations? >> good afternoon. the next thing we know on the schedule is tomorrow. he is scheduled to speak at an event in d.c., americans for prosperity and mitt romney will be there. laying low. it seems more like three weeks ago than three days ago on monday at the national press club here singing and now what the image is most iconic for herman cain is bowling through reporters yesterday in virginia saying no comment, excuse me, don't you know no means no when reporters are shouting the questions at him. he is low key in trying to sneak in through backdoors and they are coming in the loading docks and doing everything the campaign can to get him away from reporters and make sure he is staying out of sight from any cameras. >> she is doing a good job staying out of sight for today. white house reporter for "the washington post", nationally syndicated talk show and political writer for the dallas morning news, i will start with you since the allegation is at least from herman cain, it's somebod

mr. reid: move to reconsider and lay it on the table. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: it is my understanding on the -- it is my understanding on the next vote that's scheduled, the crapo a.m., that senator crapo and senator stabenow wish to enter into a colloquy, and i ask unanimous consent they both be given two minutes to explain what this is all about. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. crapo: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator idaho. mr. crapo: i will withdraw this amendment at the conclusion of this colloquy, but i wanted to make sure we understand what the amendment does. this amendment prohibits any funds from being used by the cftc to promulgate any final rules under title 7 until the agency substantiates that those rules are economically beneficial, add here to congressional intent to provide end users from a clear exemption from margin requirements. while there is not yet yet a bipartisan agreement to go forward with this amendment at this time, there is a bipartisan list of issues that regulators need to address. they need t

mr. levin: move to lay that on the table. the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from alaska. mr. begich: mr. president, i ask consent that the current amendment be set aside. mr. president, i rise to call up amendment number 114 to senate bill 1867, the national defense authorization bill. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from alaska, mr. begich, for himself and others, proposes an amendment numbered 1114. at the end of subtitle e of title 3 of the -- mr. begich: mr. president, i ask to waive the reading. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. begich: mr. president, i ask consent that the current amendment be set aside for one more. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will report. mr. begich: let me give you the number. senate bill, amendment number 1149. the clerk: the senator from alaska, mr. begich, proposes an amendment numbered 1149. at the end of subtitle c of title -- mr. begich: mr. president, i ask the waiving of the reading. t

mr. reid: lay that on the table. mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i had a conversation with the republican leader. we have a very, very important briefing today at 3:30. it will be in the classified area of the visitors' center. we're going to have secretary burns, general clapper will be there, head of the joint chiefs of staff, secretary panetta, will be there to talk about a number of countries around the world that we need to focus our attention on. i hope we have good attendance at that meeting. it will be very, very important that we have senators listen to what these gentlemen have to say. so i ask unanimous consent that we be in recess today from 3:30 until 4:30. the presiding officer: without s there objection? without objection, so ordered. mr. reid: mr. president, the experiment that we just completed, these appropriations bills, has worked out traoepblgsly well. -- extremely well. one reason is because of senator kohl. senator kohl has been in the senate more than two decades. those of us who watched him know he doesn't spend a lot

mr. obama marked veteran's day in a traditional way, laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. >> and yet another candidate is making his way to the top of the polls. new new polls show newt gingrich in a tie at the top of the g.o.p. field. abc poll has herman cain leading the poll. its worth noting 17% are still undecided and a poll puts romney in the lead and cain, 17%. both have a margin of error of three points. gingrich says polls show the race is still wide open. >> i think the american people are looking and asking questions. thinking about it. and i think it will stay wide open, you know until january. >> the poll seems to confirm that and shows only 30% of republicans and republica republican-leaning independents are firmly committed to a candidate. >> and a report by our media partner california watch showed seven of the 55 congressional members are among so-called 1%, with three of the top six from the bay area. a san diego congressman is the richest member of the delegation with a net worth estimated around $303 million. senator feinstein is second in california worth about $7

. >>> a chicago woman goes public laying out in detail an unwanted physical advance from herman cain 14 years ago as mry. the question is, without hard evidence on either side, how will this game of he said/she said play out? will the cain campaign survive? >>> silvio berlusconi, a man who makes no secret of his physical advances faces pressure to step down as prime minister of italy among the country's deep economic problems. the question is will the brash berlusconi swallow his pride and become the second major european leader in a week to resign? we'll have a live reimportant

super rich and we now know he was paid for his troubles but mr a says that was just protection money denying they were business partners its lack lay in this case rides on but there's no concrete evidence after all this was the ninety's russia and none of their deals were written down five weeks in and i've counted the cost of nine billion as five russian one kazakh one is becky paul israeli one british the crown prince of abu dhabi is suddenly involved for transferring one point three billion dollars from one to the other not to mention future all strange deals records of meetings that maybe never happened the whole thing's extraordinarily bizarre you try and place the whole thing together which becomes another difficult task because you don't know how much of this is even anyway true according to mr b.'s lawyers mr a has hidden his billions in a complex web of offshore holdings so even if mr b. does win he will have a difficult task extracting any money with so much at stake it's painstaking progress the battles expected to go on into the new year after bennett artsy london . look some of the news stories around the world for slo

. >> they had to lay all this out and put it to rest. >> mr. said you want a job, right?understand? >> the pressure on them to do that will be very real. >> you almost make me say something that my cameras say you should not say. >> mr. cain instead decided to provide her with his idea of a stimulus package. >> i can't think of anything i would hire her to do. >> mr. cain's definition of harassment might be different. >> violence, buy a lick. >> it's not about me. i'm not the one running for president. >> this mess has been growing and growing and growing like a frog in boiling water. >> your kids turn to you and say how did you make it through the obama great recession? >> i think he has done a better job than he gets credit for. >> you turn on your for about a year from now and you see something that says mitt is it. >> you, mitt romney as the great white note. >> for more on the great white note and the herman cain scandal that the candidate will address at a press conference, i am joined by julian epstein who joins us from atlanta. good afternoon. i want to start with

mr. murray's part. >> i have a feeling that when conrad murray lays his head down on the pillow in the jail, soon he'so realize it was his own arrogant behavior that got him to this place. i have a piece going up on the daily beast about this in a few minutes, that not only did he tape record his patient, his famous patient in a terrible state, which the judge said he was outraged about, but he goes on television and shows no remorse. he talks about, i'm not guilty of anything, i think that michael jackson set me up and at that point the judge, today, leans forward and says, yips, talk about blaming the victim. it was conrad murray's own arrogance, i think, that made it certain that he was going to get four years, never probation, and certainly not just one year from this judge. >> we have that sound. you mentions the judge's reaction in the courtroom. let's play it and let our viewers see it. >> and where dr. murray at that point says he feels betrayed and entrapped by michael jackson. yipes! talk about blaming the victim not only isn't there any remorse, there's um bridge and outrage on the part of

lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. he'll make remarks and then it's off to san diego and that's where mr. obama will speak before the carrier classic. it's the first-ever college basketball game played on the flight deck and in this case it's the "uss carl vinson." you can see that tonight on espn at 7:00 eastern time. >>> well, that big game should be over before rain moves into the san diego area this evening. as for the rest of the weather around the nation, showers also hit los angeles in the evening and san francisco early in the day. light rain around seattle, spokane, and portland. showering in western new york, cool from the great lakes to the gulf coast with morning frost and freeze advisories from mississippi to florida. >>> and speaking of florida, 75 in miami, 50s from atlanta to boston and just shy of 70 in dallas. 57 in omaha, 47 in chicago. phoenix getting up to 73, and it is 50 in salt lake city. >>> and get this, coming up, big changes at starbucks. imagine a store where you can't buy coffee. >> seems a little unusual. and then new developments in the kidnapping of a majo

cain's campaign manager says the candidate will lay out the way forward in a speech later today in ohio. rob and sunny? >> interesting remarks coming from mr. cain. what are his rivals saying? are they putting pressure on him to bow out of this thing? >> reporter: rob, jon huntsman says every time the allegations come up, it distracts the entire field from discussing issues that matter to the american people. and michele bachmann, another one of cain's opponents, said that pretty much, that -- she noted that since these accusations broke, cain's standing in the polls have decreased. rob and sunny? >> abc's tahman bradley. thank you. >> fall from grace. he boasted after the sexual harassment claims came out, he raised a bunch of money. he wrote an open letter to his supporters saying, i'm asking for your prayers and support. this is a trying time for my family, my campaign and for me. see if the money keeps flowing in. >> and i think it's interesting that there has been a discord with the message being sent from cain. and his campaign said two things would push him out. mrs. cain and if we show up to do events and no one is there. who knows

people as to why we may need to shape it, maybe ask more, maybe lay people off, maybe we can do it properly and dignified. >> sorry -- >> mr. conaway -- >> the two roles on display are policy makers and implement tears. we have a real chasm between them. -- implementers. we may have to squeeze things into smaller pie, said tuesday. we would love to be able to have a clearer information that says the nation has these risks and if you don't want to protect the nation, we can save money here and there. there is a construct that to operate under that has a variety of things. should all of this encompass 8 redo -- a redo of the forced construct? this can help policy makers understand there are risks to doing some of the things that have been agreed upon that you are trying to implement for your team. can you give us comments about what the overall backdrop of what you are planning to do should we change that first before we squeeze you guys through these square pegs? >> first off, is about determining where our priorities are and what our strategies are. we are talking about that now. ultimately, what is the capacity and what c

lay. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you all for appearing before us today. the title of our hearing today, as you well know, is paper performance, should fannie and freddie executives be receiving millions in bonuses, so just with the little time we have, i'll go to each of you and let you answer that question directly. mr. williams. >> yes, congress match. should we be paying for performance? yes, we should. and are we being evaluated on the performance of the executives? yes, we are. and we've been given some very complex challenges to deal with in this market. >> okay mr. haldeman? >> yes, we should be paid based on performance. the difficulty is that in contrast to my years in the private sector and where all the companies were profitable and it was easy, easier to identify performance and tie it to profitability, much more difficult to taipei to performance in the kind of situation we have at freddie mac where there are so many embedded losses that we are dealing with that continue to throw, come through the financial statements. >> okay. and, again, th

could instead lay a path to peace but we in for a man who served at the very heart of russia's global diplomacy. mr primakov thank you very much for coming here a lot has been happening in the world recently iran and israel for example have been exchanging very harsh words recently while there may be nothing new about that israel seems to be driving itself into some sort of self isolation should we expect any and reasonable steps from israel you know. i think you're right in saying that it is israel which is driving itself into international isolation and that shows in many respects one and perhaps the most dangerous aspect is there's collation attention around and even preparations for an attack on iran this is very dangerous another aspect of the isolation is that israel the government of israel in its fight for the status quo is pushing the palestinians to assert themselves as a state in various international organizations they've already succeeded at unesco this also adds up to isolation for israel its public opinion against israel then there was the other situation you probably remember the in

mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house an enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 2112, an act making consolidated appropriations for the departments of agriculture, commerce, justice, transportation and housing and urban development and related programs for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2012, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentleman from illinois, mr. jackson, is recognized for the remainder of the hour ad as a designee of the minority leader. mr. jackson: thank you, mr. speaker. over this course of the session of congress, i've give an number of special order speeches in order to get across to this body the basic needs of the american people and how the constitution is the best means of meeting those needs. in april i came to the floor and denounced a balanced budget amendment that has the end of progress in our society. it would appear that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle didn't pay close attention. perhaps as they often do, they blatantly ignored w

i wanted to make sure to lay that out, not to preempt what is likely to be a discussion here at the committee. thank you very much. supervisor chu: thank you. mr. rosenfield. >> good morning. controller. unfortunately, i am not going to spare you a presentation today. i have a brief overview of the four pieces of legislation before you. i have copies on the's next to me for members of the public who are interested. at a high level, this chart is an illustration of one of the indicators that we have been working as a city to try to improve in recent years. improved financial planning policies and practices can lead to the city, from my perspective, doing a better job of managing long-term trends in our budget. so we have a percocet -- a perfect record as a city of adopting in maintaining balanced budgets, but that often comes at a pretty dramatic effort year- over-year. you can see that on this chart, which provides a high-level summary of changes year-over- year and the city's budget and a general fund positions. this looks like economic cycles over the last 13 years in this city, where during times of growth, we grow very quickly. only to fin

mr. bring me down well ya ya like to bring me down don't you ♪ ♪ but i ain't laying down baby i ain't goinht to tell me ♪ ♪ acting like you own me lately yeah baby you don't know a thing about me ♪ ♪ you don't know a thing about me ♪ ♪ mr. play your games only got yourself to blame when you want me back again but i ain't falling ♪ ♪ back again 'cause i'm living my truth without your lies let's be clear baby ♪ ♪ this is goodbye i ain't coming back tomorrow ♪ ♪ oh you think that you know me, know me ♪ that's why i'm leaving you lonely, lonely ♪ ♪ 'cause baby you don't know a thing about me you don't know a thing about me ♪ ♪ you ain't got the right to tell me when and where to go no right to tell me ♪ ♪ acting like you own me lately yeah baby you don't know a thing about me ♪ ♪ you don't know a thing about me ♪ ♪ so what you've got the world at your feet and you know everything ♪ ♪ about everything but you don't you still think i'm coming back but baby you'll see ♪ ♪ yeah oh you think that you know me, know me ♪ ♪ that's why i'm leaving you lonely, lonely ♪ ♪ 'cause baby you don't know a thi

national guard training, you are entitled to the benefit wherever you happen to be laying your head down that particular night. mr. president, one last word on this. we don't know exactly how much this will cost, but it will not be very much money. someone estimated -- i don't think it's an official c.b.o. score, but someone estimated it would probably cost $1 million -- that's with an "m" -- over ten years. $1 million over ten years. this is budget dust. this is so small, it's almost laughable. but it's so meaningful to this family and maybe others that in the future will find themselves in this situation. i'd like to ask my colleagues to consider supporting the pryor amendment. it's amendment number 1151, and would love to work with the bill managers here to see if we might be able to get it into a managers' package and/or if we have to, request a roll call vote on this. mr. president, with that, i yield the floor and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator the senator from nebraska. mr. joh

mr. shatner. >> well, that's heavy metal, man. and when i finish that and then i went to zach wild's studio, guitarist for ozzy osbourne, and he layed. i thought, well, i've done this terrible. that, what you just saw, is awful. i had to go back in there and match his energy. >> you think you're a good singer? or you're an entertainer? >> no, no, no, i'm not a singer. a word smith. i mean, these words are phenomenal. >> does it ever stray you to singing, do you think? >> no, no. >> is it an early form of rape? >> yes. well, rap is words and the rhythm of the words and the meaning of the words. >> tell me, you've got some amazing names up there. >> yeah, the musicality. >> featuring richie blatt, lyle lovett. amazing. >> i mean, there's twenty of the greatest musicians alive today on this album. it's a monomumtal album. it's about major tom and what happens to major tom after he exits the capsule in the david bowie song. >> and there you are, heading off into space. space, basically, is what it's all about. finding new frontiers. glu be that's not space. that's the inner space. and that is an attraction. >> well, no, not that. it's o

but the current lay of the land suggests the character of the caucuses is changing. governor romney, just six days here in 2011. mrchele bachmann. i remember meeting iowa governor terry branstead in my first presidential campaign. 1988. fast forward to today, my seventh cycle, and branstead again is governor and has a message for romney and cain. >> they need to be here more if they want to maintain a leadership position. otherwise, it could be lost very quick.

mr. levin: i move to reconsider, lay on the

there aren't enough bread crumbs that we can lay down and connect that leads us anywhere else at this particular point in time. we are moving on. >> and, here's mrcain's message to a tea party town hall. >> we have been able to trace it back to the perry campaign, that stirred this up in order to discredit me, my campaign, and slow us down. the fingerprints are all over the rick perry campaign, based upon our sources. >> in blaming team perry, cain pointed at curt anderson who worked on a cain senate race several years ago. anderson told cnn, he had nothing do with it. >> one of the important things there is, you know, the old saying, thou shall not bear false witness and you have a situation here where mr. cain is saying that people are falsely accusing him, and so the last thing that he ought to do is falsely accuse somebody else. >> we caught up with governor perry a couple hours ago here in iowa and after a private consideration, we had an exclusive interview eight biotech seed company. >> i want to start with what's driving the news right now, which is, the cain campaign and the candidate himself saying that you and your campaign owe him an

mr. levin: and after senator paul calls up an amendment and after senator merkley just calls up an amendment and then laysit aside? the presiding officer: is there objection? as modified. mr. levin: would that be acceptable? mr. reid: i would accept the modification with pleasure. the presiding officer: without objection. it is so moved. mr. reid: finally, we get somebody to start offering some amendments. mr. levin: if i could just comment very quickly to my friend from illinois -- mr. reid: did we get the consent? mr. levin: i think he ordered that. mr. reid: the senator from south carolina has the floor. mr. graham: i want to make this go further, faster. mr. levin: is the senator aware -- the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i yielded -- my friend from south carolina yielded to me for a unanimous consent request. the presiding officer: the senator from south carolina has the floor. mr. graham: if i may, if i may respond to my friend from illinois. hamdi was an american citizen captured in afghanistan. he had joined al qaeda, the taliban i guess in that case. we captured him when we we

lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. he'll make remarks and then it's off to san diego and that's where mr.rier classic. it's the first-ever college basketball game played on the flight deck and in this case it's the "uss carl vinson." you can see that tonight on espn at 7:00 eastern time. >>> well, that big game should be over before rain moves into the san diego area this evening. as for the rest of the weather around the nation, showers also hit los angeles in the evening and san francisco early in the day. light rain around seattle, spokane, and portland. showering in western new york, cool from the great lakes to the gulf coast with morning frost and freeze advisories from mississippi to florida. >>> and speaking of florida, 75 in miami, 50s from atlanta to boston and just shy of 70 in dallas. 57 in omaha, 47 in chicago. phoenix getting up to 73, and it is 50 in salt lake city. >>> and get this, coming up, big changes at starbucks. imagine a store where you can't buy coffee. >> seems a little unusual. and then new developments in the kidnapping of a major baseball player. >>> and later

and i wish i had the time to really lay all of that out. in fact, mr. speaker, the republican party's intransigence makes this amendment voting requirement particularly unbalanced. this proposal requires a 2/3 vote, 290 votes, here in the house to pass an increase in the debt ceiling. you know what the definition of insanity is as said by my friend? repeating the same thing over and over and over again and real crazy insanity is just doing it over and over and over and over and over again and expecting the same result. or as ronald reagan put it, there you go again. the republican majority wants to enshrine in the constitution a permanent hostage crisis for our economy. this supermajority requirement for basic economic management will ensure that we will on a regular basis bring our economy to the brink of collapse. just look at the republican's performance on the debt ceiling vote. i don't have any confidence that they'll act rationally just because there is a constitutional amendment telling them to do so. that is why this proposal is unbalanced. by m

greater love has no love than this that one lay down his life for his friends. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? without objection. miss chew: there was a time when -- ms. chu: there was a time when women and minorities were not able to vote. but because people fought back every u.s. citizen gained the right to vote, that is up until now. this year an unprecedented 42 bills were introduced in various states to deprive you of that right. states have passed voter i.d. laws that would stop 21 million legal u.s. citizens from voting. including your grandmother who was born in this country and lived her for 82 years. why? because she no longer drives and doesn't have a picture i.d. these laws would stop early voting and voting by mail so that if you know you have to travel out of town or have an operation on election day, you would be deprived of casting your vote. this threatens the very basis of our democratcy. we must work together to protect every american's right to vote. the speaker pro t

the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leaf of absence requested for mr. dreier of california for tuesday, november 29, and for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentlewoman from north carolina, mrs. ellmers, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mrs. ellmers: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm here tonight with my colleagues to discuss the importance of small business in america. before i get started i would like to ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous materials on the topic of this special order. again, mr. speaker, we're here talking about small business. the speaker pro tempore: excuse me, without objection, so ordered. mrs. ellmers: thank you. small business are our job creators in america. and we here in congress must do everything that we can to help them to be doing exactly that and creating jobs in our country. we're here to talk about th

lay it all out on the line right in front of you. and i hope you have a great night. >> tonight congresswoman michele bachman, governor jon huntsman, and mr. herman cain all here tonight. you will hear from them just moments from now. the candidates tonight facing off in a showdown over national security and foreign policy. >> i think it is unpatriotic because it underminds our liberty. i'm worried like everybody about our terrorist attacks. timothy mcveigh was a terrorist. and terrorism is a criminal, it's a crime, and we should deal with it. >> if there are some areas of the patriot act that we need to refine, i'm all for that. but i do not believe we ought to low out the baby with the bathwater for the following reasons: the terrorists have one objective that some people don't seem to get. they want to kill all of us. so we should use every means possible to kill them first or identify them first. >> at this point i would continue that aid, but i do think that the obama policy of keeping your fingers crossed is not working in pakistan, and i also think that pakistan is a nation that it's kind of like too nuclear to fail. we have to mak