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nouri al-maliki is not a popular figure. they've got a lot of differences over the years. years iraq accused these countries of sending terrorists into iraq during the worst years of the violence here during the u.s. occupation those times are over. iraq is trying to mend fences. saudi arabia did actually just appoint an ambassador to iraq for the first time. that ambassador isn't going to be based here in iraq but it's a small step. but diplomats in the region say it's important for iraq to pull itself away from those who had influence on it before particularly the united states, iran and turkey. this is a way to sort of gain more friends in the region. >> warner: this is the first time in more than 20 years iraq hosted an arab league summit. i gather they went to extraordinary lengths to prepare for it. >> absolutely. the baghdad government spent a half billion dollars to make this summit happen put tens of thousands of security men in the streets. basically put the city on lockdown. there were checkpoints everywhere, most of the city was without phone service for the pa

nouri. in syria or. last year with your syria now. the world. who is agreeing with them are rumors. and the. words will stay with us here on our t.v. still ahead this hour to strike or not to strike president obama gets an ultimatum from israel which is calling for a military attack on iran over its nuclear program. but first all except nations have signed onto a tougher new budget rules to stop countries from running up huge debts britain and the czech republic stay out of a deal which must now be ratified by the twelve euro zone members or he's brussels correspondent tests are so it has more. it's been talked about for months claimed as a solution to europe's crisis fiscal compact described talk to new fiscal rules after another two day summit this fiscal stability compact is signed sealed and delivered . most e.u. leaders have agreed to give it the go ahead and it's expected to be ratified by at least twelve years old nations this pact comes with tight budgetary rules that must be strictly it here too or else face automatic sanctions. member states must maintain a balanced budget

he would have brought george bush with him to fort bragg and with him to the press conference with nouril-maliki. if he were really a unifier and wanted to bring the people of the country together. he doesn't want to do that. i think he is happy we are divided. i think he is happy there is chaos. all that means is another excuse, another reason for a government action of some kind to fix it. a government program of some kind to fix it. >> greta: what is the role of government? >> government spelled out ideally and flawlessly and perfectly in the constitution the first ten amendments limit what government can do and fdr and obama have both hate that is a big obstacle. they call that negative liberties. the constitution to them, greta, is negative liberties because it says what government can't do and they want to change it. >> greta: straight ahead, the man behind the microphone. what is rush limbaughs it what is rush limbaughs it greatest passi we have two car insurances that we're going to have you taste. the first one we're going to call x. go ahead and take a sip, and then let me know