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practice that invents the fastest way to do no business is to return to the articles of con fedder nati confederation in a very large way. thank you very much. >> our next speaker, among these distinguished counsels on the panel, is david rifkin. david is a member of the baker hostetler's international enveermt groups and co-firms pellettes and major motion team. extensive experience in constitutional administrative and international litigation from 1992 to 1993 he was associated executive director and general counsel to the president's counsel on competitiveness. while at the white house he was responsible for the review and analysis of legal issues related to the regulatory review conducted by the counsel. he's also served as associate general counsel at the united states department of energy from 1990 to 1991 and played a significant role in developing the reagan and bush administrations regulatory and legislative proposals affecting natural gas and electric utility industries. david, the floor is yours. >> thank you. thank you to peter, and thank you to you for putting this on and g

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written off nati cairo well let's get some more perspective on this joining me live now is bell true she's a freelance journalist based in qatar and i understand you've been closely monitoring the developments there so why are gyptian protesting are the military rulers promised a presidential election in june now that's just three months away why they run out of patience. well i think first start people are unsure about where they're actually transfer in jean and so far the military the ruling military council has yet to fulfill any of its promises that said since it came into power also just generally on the streets we're seeing massive human rights violations towards protesters with people expressing their freedom of speech and we've seeing excessive use of tear gas and cartouche they call it here which is birdshot and maiming protesters has been absolutely no reform of the police as it exemplified by the football disaster a few weeks ago which saw over seventy four people die so essentially we've seen very little reform since mubarak stepped down and people are basically anxious t

nati damascus syria. is now inside syria for her first hand reports our impressions on the situation there you can check out her twitter feed her latest tweet she says locals are skeptical about the latest arab league initiative to bring in peacekeepers deeply concerned that are given the chance of any fighting in the country. patrick hayes a reporter for the online magazine spiked told r.t. that some major players are rejecting peaceful solutions for syria and polarizing and really complex situation. the removal of diplomats from syria. the. desire to arm the free syrian army from the west and to basically support them to give them kind of sectioned off training areas where they can develop an open strong opposition apart from the kind of threat of a sad all suggest that you know the west isn't willing to have you know encourage any kind of dialogue or discourse at all alternately they want you know they've now polarized the situation they've now said you know. this evil we need to get rid of him they us

. >> just very quickly, thank you, sir, for your service and continue ed service to the nati. i wish the best of luck. some things we're looking at, some programs that we're trying to put in there to help sustain that want base and we'll continue to work that over the next several years to make sure we sustain a readiness level there. with the program and testing this is something that the secretary in a are looking at throughout all of our programs is the cost and amount of testing that we were doing sometimes redundant and so we're going to work very carefully with congress in order to try to reduce the costs and length of some of our testing that is required and we agree with your assessment. >> as i said at the beginning e to make this all fit and work to have the final product what we need for army and ultimately our nation's defense. we do plan to be back in theater at least once or twice more. i think it will be number 9 to afghanistan and 12 to iraq if that works out wean the draw down. >> bring fudge. >> yeah. i'll make a note next time i see you i'll have some of my

the offensive nature of two sets of rules for any community or nati nation.ce or can purchase them and alter the rules to their benefit or self-preservation. and another set of rules who can't do that who ultimately pay the price. we found that agreement across not only the political spectrum but racial and gender spectrums. it's becoming more and more not what your identity is, and more about how you can help today to create custom solutions within your own community at six inches. one man who has embraced that very idea and is with us today in austin, mark meckler. he's coauthor of the tea party patriots. cofounder of the group and recently left the group for pursuit of this broader agenda of a custom solution for community restoration. give us a sense, if you would, about why you are making the decision to sort of shed an identity that has great currency for you and has some issues for you as everyone identity does. msnbc does for me. and i think all of us. why are you making this decision? >> really for me, it boiled down to philosophy. i'm a grass roots

and that is a theme that he will have to deal with if he's lucky or unlucky enough to get the rom i natihe tried to defend the gaffe. >> i can't be perfect, i just am who i am. if people think there is something wrong with being success nuful in america, they better vote for the other guy. >> that must be playing well in arizona. in tucson, arizona where john nichols is, mitt romney has a good lead. john, how do you figure? >> i think mitt romney has a lead in arizona because the conservatives here, social conservatives who are dominant are split. the remarkable thing in arizona is that while romney leads and santorum is in second, newt gingrich is running way stronger than in a lot of the rest of the country. the recent polls have him over 20%. that 20% is coming out of rick santorum, so the fact of the matter is you are going to probably see a situation in arizona where mitt romney wins because of that divided opposition but doesn't get near a majority. >> the polls are tightening in michigan. howard, is this a must-win for mitt romney tomorrow? >> of course it is. it's his home state,

stories and pay tribute to the many lives known and unknown that have so immeasurably reached our natiture began as a bipartan effort through legislation sponsored by joh lewis and max cleveland. my husband, president bush, was proud to sign it into law in 2003. and to envisn the museum to be built on the mall where we honor artists, inventors, explorers, soldiers, and statesman. i am particularly proud of the museum's vision which is dedicated not simply to this building, but also to reaching out to communities around the nation. the museum has already begun traveling exhibitions and artifact preservation programs. it is a museum dedicated to welcoming all americans, whether or not they will be able to travel to washington, d.c. i am glad, too, that this building will stand next to the monument to our firstresident, george washington. a man who fought for liberty and two came to recognize the evil of bondage, freeing his slaves in his will. side by side, these two spots are symbolic of our own national journey. for the stories that will be preserved within these walls, the stories of