he says president obama 's economic policies are a failure. >> when he took office, the economy was in recession, and he made it worse, and he made it last longer. three years later over 16 million americans are out of work or just quit looking for jobs. millions more are unemployed. >>> and there was another high-profile republican in new hampshire yesterday. sarah palin hosted a clambake. >>> now to those deadly tornados in the northeast. residents are still picking up the pieces in western massachusetts. watch and especially listen to this video recorded by a man desperately trying to get into his home as a twister hit springfield on wednesday. >> let me in. let me in. let me in. >> he made it in and got his family to the basement. they rode out the storm without injury. the tornadoes tore through springfield and 18 other communities. the massachusetts storm killed at least three people and injured hundreds and the recovery efforts are ongoing. duarte geraldine know reports. >> this man clung to the pipes in his basement as his house was blown off its foundation. >> god was good to

republicans, including sarah palin, are taking their shots at the obama administration. fox 5's melanie alnwick has the details. >> reporter: though she happen declared her candidacy, sarah palin remains a draw for crowds. her one nation bus tour and its purpose, part of the discussion on fox news sunday. >> what are you up to? >> man, seems like i've answered this question a million times in the last week. i am publicizing americana and our foundation and how we should learn about our pasts. >> reporter: she also talked economic strategy and international politics. >> three wars we're engaged in today, and our country nearing bankruptcy. we have to rethink everything we're doing with foreign aid and foreign intervention. we have to make sure it's america's interests first. >> reporter: will the appearances and statements translate into campaign speeches? >> where are you now? give me a number. >> still right there in the middle, chris. still trying to figure out what the lay of the land will be as these weeks and months go by. >> reporter: meanwhile, the candidate who is runnin

unemployment is president obama 's responsibility. that is their biggest achilles' heel going into this election. so obviously they will look for ways to change the subject. host: can and he win the republican nomination, the former massachusetts governor? guest: his biggest problem is his history on healthcare, and particularly the individual mandate as governor of massachusetts. this has become a defining issue for tea party voters, who are the swing in the republican nomination. he just likes an unwanted endorsement from al gore the other day for his comments in favor of man-made global warming. so i think he has problems. i looked at him a little bit like charlie christie in the last cycle. he has the name i.d. and the money, but i don't think he will connect with some people. host: the former 1-term governor of utah, jon huntsman, what are his chances? guest: i don't think -- i have said this publicly, i don't think his candidacy has gotten serious yet. he presents the republican politics of the past. he was very enthusiastic abo

unemployment is president obama 's responsibility. that is their biggest achilles' heel going into this election. so obviously they will look for ways to change the subject. host: can and he win the republican nomination, the former massachusetts governor? guest: his biggest problem is his history on healthcare, and particularly the individual mandate as governor of massachusetts. this has become a defining issue for tea party voters, who are the swing in the republican nomination. he just likes an unwanted endorsement from al gore the other day for his comments in favor of man-made global warming. so i think he has problems. i looked at him a little bit like charlie christie in the last cycle. he has the name i.d. and the money, but i don't think he will connect with some people. host: the former 1-term governor of utah, jon huntsman, what are his chances? guest: i don't think -- i have said this publicly, i don't think his candidacy has gotten serious yet. he presents the republican politics of the past. he was very enthusiastic abo

s obstáculos. >>> la popularidad del presidente obama, cayó desde la muerte de osama bin laden, una encuesta de unton, y lo aprueba el 47%, y el 89% dice que la economía va por mal camino, y dice que si las elecciones fueran hoy, perdería, con uno de los 6 precandidatos, republicanos, que tiene el 49% de intención de votos, frente al 46% del presidente, es un empate técnico. >>> la bacteria e coli, cobró una vida, hay varios hospitalizados. >>> se puso lea población en alerta, en virginia, luego que murió una niña, y 28 personas están internadas. >>> creemos que son dos tipos dólar diferentes estamos investigando, si tienen una fuente de contagio en común. >>> el doctor rivera dice que el tipo que contrajo la menor, es el menos común. >>> es una bacteria más agresiva, un primo de la bacveria, más agresivo, que puede tener, los mismos síntomas, pero peores. >>> generalmente se contrae por ingerir alimentos contaminados, y también esta niña, que bebió agua contaminada con materia fecal. >>> el doctor dice que hay que protegerse más en el verano, cocinando la carne completamente, lavar bien frutas, y

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s&p is down 3. >>> president obama is promoting a new job training initiative today for 500,000 community college students. he spoke about the need to train new workers at a community college in virginia this morning. he said the company is recovering from a painful recession and the growth of the economy demends on -- depends on preparing workers for these jobs. >> we're gonna make it possible for 500,000 community college students to get industry- accepted credentials for manufacturing jobs for companies across america are looking to fill. >> white house officials say the $2 billion program called skills for america's future will be backed by the manufacturers. >>> just over an hour ago, we learned a 17-year-old accused of killing an infant boy will be charged as an adult. the suspect seen here in the block hoodie was arrested. the 16-year-old was hasted but he's not been charged in the -- arrested but he's not been charged in the death. the 17-year-old will be arraigned today and we'll be there to cover it. the infant was shot while his family was driving home from a baby shower around 1:00 a.

michelle obama, i think zirksded s decided she could use a little bit of a break.'s taking all of her education, all of the facets she has and trying to balance her family. the one marker she put down is i'm going to take care of my family. >> which she has. >> which she has. and beyond that, to help people. one thing i found interesting, i went in to do one kind of a story which was a lot of people were saying to me, what does she do with her time? is she working hard enough? how come we're not invited to the white house? how come she doesn't go out around washington? i went in to try to find out what does she do? are these two signature issues, military families and childhood obesity enough. and i ended up with a whole different story, which was she was working extremely hard, but she was doing everything she wanted to do and doing it slightly under the radar. >> for instance, you said she works about two or three days a week and then does these other things that you were describing, goes out for meals, that she has a staff of 22, but she doesn't like them to cra

obama's address to the nation. let's recap his draw down strategy. thousands of u-s troops in afghanistan are ers >>> we just heard president obama's address to the nation. thousands of u.s. troops in afghanistan are getting new marching orders. >> the president called for 10,000 troops to be withdrawn as you heard by the end of the year with another 23,000 leaving by next summer. that's more aggressive than some military leaders wanted such as outgoing defense secretary robert gates. under mr. obama's proposal, about 70,000 troops would remain in afghanistan until the transition is complete in 2014. that would mark more than a decade of u.s. involvement there. we have more analysis and reaction to the president's plan coming up on the cbs evening news which is in about 12 minutes. >>> in other news, new billboards are popping up in oakland. the ads focus on abortion. but in a way that some people say is racist. anne makovec has that story. >>> reporter: here's one of the billboards behind me on foothill boulevard. you can see it has a picture of a black baby saying

. >> estamos con el alcalde de la ciudad de san juan, jorge s, se prepara la capital para la visita del presidente obamaomos el municipio designado que una agencia federal para trabajar todos los asuntos de federal en representación de los municipios para esto estamos listos, en caso de san juan, policías, en términos de limpieza, oro nato, está todo listo la logística de entrada y salida estamos coordinando con agencias federales además de la policía de puerto rico. >> y está ubicado dónde van a estar las protestas y los equipos de seguridad. >> algunos querían estar en la ruta del presidente, no se les permitió, no se les permitimos. >> son protestas sumamente raquíticas y endebles, algunos van a estar en el área del viejo san juan entra y sale con toda la seguridad y de eso nos vamos a preocupar. >> san juan luce precioso, graci gracias. >> muchísimas gracias junto con el alcalde de la ciudad de san juan y es tarea. >> como dijo en una entrevista con el gobernador de puerto rico no se lo pierda. >> hablando de viajes quien estuvo de visita en california fue el presidente de méxico, felipe calderón y

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barack obama was elected on the promise to show one time to move the t.'s even the pew pew is current rulings which give detainees some rule. two years the prison still open for business but. guilty of. crimes against humanity so is the obama administration still is europe. for participating and supporting these actions executives from bush down no fear going abroad to foreigners fold law suits over talk show when the world loons will to america's doing said bush is advise and we will all be ashamed don't you bush or r.t. braman. you are with are on the way for you here a poisoned generation thousands of families and demanding compensation from the government for spraying a controversial pesticide believed to cause widespread deformities in children. the euro is dead and buried quite literally according to certain skeptics who have held a mock funeral for the ailing single currency in brussels they argue that attempts to bail out greece are too little too late and i thought. leave the eurozone dream . e.u. members are currently pressing the greek authoritie

. >>> plus, retooling the re-election message s it time for president obama to stop talking about the it comes to the economy? >>> first, today's trivia question from the almanac of american politics. which member of the house beat a member of her own family to win her seat in congress? tweet me the answer at chuck todd or at daily run down. first correct answer gets a pound ff from us today. stay tuned "the daily rundown." we will be right back. [ man ] ♪ trouble ♪ trouble, trouble trouble, trouble ♪ ♪ trouble been doggin' my soul ♪ since the day i was born ♪ worry ♪ oh, worry, worry worry, worry ♪ [ announcer ] when it comes to things you care about, leave nothing to chance. travelers. take the scary out of life. just got more powerful. introducing precise pain relieving cream. it blocks pain signals fast for relief precisely where you need it most. precise. only from the makers of tylenol. i've been looking at the numbers, and i think our campus is spending too much money on printing. i'd like to put you in charge of cutting costs. calm down. i know that it is not your job. what i'

the s&p 500 shed a quarter of 1% this week. president obama is taking on the stalled debt talks. he's invited top republican and democratic senators to pick up where talks broke off yesterday. he asked senate majority leader harry reid and republican leader mitch mcconnell to separate discussions on monday. and rising commodities prices have coca-cola raising drink prices. the company said prices will go up by 3% to 4% late next month. still ahead, hewlett packard tries again to get into the tablet computer market and how the holidays are stacking up for the consumer electronics business. >> tom: google says uncle sam has it under the microscope in a blog posting today, the web search giant acknowledged receiving notice yesterday the federal trade commission has begun a formal investigation into its business. the inquiry centers around google's dominance of the internet search market. darren gersh reports. >> reporter: google famously says it's code of conduct is "don't be evil." now the federal trade commission is investigating whether the search giant lives up to that promise.

abc 7's mark matthews is here to explain why the obama administration is being dragged into this. mark? >> it thooz do with eric schmidt, a big financial support yir when barack obama was running for president. he's been appointed to the counsel and now, google is under investigation by the ftc and the department of justice, well, there are questions about the relationship. google admits its being investigate bid the ftc, looking into complaints google manipulates search engine results in order to highlight you tube, and burying the competition. >> there are huge number of complaints, people, many web sites feel what google is doing is unfair. >> and this pro growers is an expert on antitrust issues and says there has been a lot of pressure to investigate google to see if what they're doing is illegal. >> it may be. my betting is that a case won't be brought. >> the government is investigating google in connection with online advertising for so called rogue pharmacies. last year, google filed suit against those advertisers saying they're bad for users for legitimate pharmacies and

s my old posts and already streets now in the palm of your . question on the dot com. the. u.s. congress refuses to authorize president obama's military intervention in libya but stop short of cutting off funding for the campaign. they backed the revolution so why are they sheltering the bard scrawlings the u.k.'s under. fire is a top official wanted in egypt for fraud is but for deadly living in london. british transport or european passport is a doorway to opportunities. and pulling out of the promised land more and more israelis are considering immigrating accusing the government of failing to make their country a safe home. it is not i am in moscow you're watching r t joshie the u.s. congress has refused to grant president obama's sortie to continue the military campaign in libya but the very same lawmakers have turned down a motion to cut funding for the american action in the country the votes are being seen as largely symbolic as the white house as it doesn't need congressional approval for the mission is guided chicago has more from washington d.c. . the resolution adopted by the house of representatives is seen more

and president obama holding a news conference thorns atat 11:. wul sit live here on cnn. >>> let's talk sports. pablo, tiger woods signing his first endorsement deal since the scandal with a company nobody's heard about. tell us about this. >> he has a little bit of a bill murray lost in translation feel. but the company is kowa. he'll be airing tv spots for them starting friday for a creamy gel and patch for muscle pain. and this is part of siger wood's rejuvenation strategy. they left ing and trying to expand to the asian and european markets where his image they think isn't as tarnished. so we'll be seeing tiger woods popping up in japan where his golfing is as strong as ever even about if his personal life may not be. >> and what about this story about the u.s. beating north korea at the world cup? >> the former axis of evil isn't necessarily known for its women's soccer prowess, but the united states winning its first game of the women's world cup, winning 2-0. they struggled in the first half, but dominated in the second. and this is a game the u

to go, but one way to gauge this contest is the better the unemployment situation s it's better news for president obamamentioned last week with mitt romney, he's finally commenting on the story line that somehow sarah palin had stolen his thunder in new hampshire when they were both there. let's take a listen to what he said. >> she really didn't ruin my day. >> she tried to. >> in a lot of respects it's the best thing that could happen to me. right now your greatest enemy is overexposure. people get tired of seeing the same person day in and day out. >> a couple take aways. he's treating sarah palin with nothing but kindness. and the other thing he mentioned was about overexposure. as we have seen mitt romney over the past three, four, five months even though he's the republican front-runner, he's had a very selective media strategy, granting only a few interviews as well as writing-on-he sawriting op-eds. he's stayed out of the spotlight but he can't do that forever, we're going to see more and more of him and see how he responds to being the front-runner. >> even though his tone was kind, he did say

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"the washington post" argued president obama is ideologically the equivalent of an early 1990's moderate republican. do you think that's accurate, and do you think there is a way that progressives can fully lay out a more coherent financial world view? >> that's harsh on him, calling anybody republican, kind of mean. [laughter] you know, but there's an interesting point buried in that statement. there is another spectacular book you should read by matt miller called the 2% solution. in the sort of early parts of that book, he goes through -- matt miller is also a writer for "the washington post" and writes another book the tyranny of dead ideas that came out about a year ago. he compares and i think the 2% solution the sort of health care plans being proposed by john kerry and me because i don't know, george bush. that shows you when the book was written, to the health care plans proposed by president nixon. president nixon had a more extensive social welfare program than john kerry. john kerry is one of my favorite people. i really like the guy but it shows you how far the spectrum of o

s track record and the track record of these corporations on obama's council because you mentioned offshoring you mentioned the g.e. has not paid taxes i think they paid zero for their corporate taxes this year a lot of have to do with tax havens with foreign investment we're taking our investments and investing in other countries and in fact if we can bring up this graphic showing g.e.'s foreign investment there reinvestment abroad is jump from forty seven billion dollars in two thousand and six to ninety four billion dollars in two thousand and ten that is according to their disclosure filings and according to bloomberg study a lot of the corporations that are represented on this jobs commission represent similar trends their brand best that are brought in an increase and i'm curious with you does this kind of underscore the difference between corporate interests and national interests i think what the american people are really starting to understand is that these are global corporations they have no loyalty to the american public you know those charges show their best the money in emergin

s. to get terrorists out of libya i can assure president obama and the american people because after he stopped providing sanctuary to terrorists by about nineteen ninety eight all of those people who had been hiding out in libya were disappeared in the desert they were executed they were thrown out they went to other countries that is and this is totally wrong information and i am i am very disappointed that obama and surprised that obama is relying on such shallow arguments to make this our this case against gadhafi will end even years ago we saw congolese arise say they could offer as a partner in terror i mean we saw u.s. officials saying that my question is what about the allegations that khadafi is a terrorist in the way that obama would see it with what he's doing now given a sense that well qaddafi for example was the very first government ever to report of some of bin ladin to interpol khadafi had nothing to do with lockerbie that was the united states actually paid witnesses four million dollars apiece to testify against libya at the trial the witnesses recanted their testimon

showed their new video, the latest in more than a thousand on line message that is s that reach out to gay youths, president obamaorded his own it gets better video, and many players from sports made the message that it gets better. in their video, the senators promised to fight for equality. >> and the democrats, it is up to republicans. >> and it is up to every american that believes equality for all includes the differences between the sexual orientation. >> please, don't give up. >> don't give up. >> at an event to show the video today, one senator says it doesn't necessarily take a law to make a difference, but that if one is needed he and his fellow lawmakers will lead the way. all the senators in the video are co-sponsors of senator feinstein's respect for marriage act. it would repeal the marriage act which defines marriage as between a man and woman. >> and president obama speaking out on the gay rights issues during his press conference today. >> the gays and lesbians, the trans gender persons are our brothers, sisters, cousins, friends, co-workers. and that -- they have got to be treated like every oth

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: president obama mapped out a course tonight for bringing 33,000 s. troops home from afghanistan by the end of next year. good evening, i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the "newshour" tonight, we have extended excerpts of this evening's primetime speech at the white house. plus, analysis from ruth marcus and william kristol. >> woodruff: then, we examine the obama administration's record on climate change as former vice president al gore criticizes the president's failure to take bold action on global warming. >> ifill: from rhode island, paul solman reports on the risk to retirees and taxpayers alike when billions of dollars from state pension funds are tied up in the stock market. >> we'd be asking people, do you want to pay higher taxes in order to avoid taking the risk in the stock market? i think most people would say no to that. >> woodruff: and we continue our collaboration with "the economist" magazine to highlight the art of filmmaking. tonight, jeffrey brown talks to "my perestroika" director robin hessman about children

s&p is down 5. now, the big reason that the stocks have come back again today. the obama administration said today it is releasing 30 million barrels of oil from the nation's strategic petroleum reserve. the secretary of energy says the oil is being released due to supply disruptions. white house officials say the move is intended to increase u.s. supplies during the peak summer driving season. some analysts say this could mean a drop of 50 cents a gallon at the pump in a few weeks. the time something prompting criticism from republicans who say president obama is playing politics with the country's oil reserves which are supposed to be used for emergencies. now, the reason that the stock dropped so much is because the market was reamounting to the latest weekly job numbers that came out early this morning. 429,000 people filed for first- time unemployment benefits last week. that is 9,000 more than the week before and higher than economists had forecasts. continuing claims fell by 1,000 with 3.7 million americans still receiving some form of unemployment insurance. >>> s

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barack obama solo reduciria un 30% elprecio del crudo >> ahora se viene el fin de semana mas importante para el consumo de la gasolina >> una decicsion historica porque la reserva estrategica soloe sextremos, pero nunca por la ecomnomia >> los 30 milloes de barriles no mejoraran en nada la situación para este congresista republicano >> hemos sido fuertes para decir que esto no mejora >> si la economía no mejora os preios podrían dispararse una vez mas >> espero que haga algo mejr, que esto sea el principio nada mas>> >>al regresar . >>uas eprsonas murieron y otra resultaron heridas, al volcarse un camion >> en indiana una jueza federal pretendia repartir infranciones a inmigrantes incluso si no habían comwetido delito >> un legislados republicano busca apoyo para una propuesta que dará mas libertad a los fiscales, el intento del congresista quiere impedir que >> un nuevo estudio revela algo alarmante para los estudiantes universitaros de los grupos minoritarios >> acaban desempleados o terminan cesantes, o en la propia muerte >> muy pocos estudiantes de este tipo terminan estudiando >> pco mas del 13% queda estudiando >> el reporte muestra que los que se ven afecatdos son los de p

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the dow off 61 points, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 also closed lower. president obama'sonomic adviser austan goolsbee is leaving his post. the white house announcing yesterday goolsbee will return to his position at the university of chicago's business school. the white house has not named a successor. >>> connecticut about to become the first state to require companies with 50 or more employees to provide paid sick leave to their workers. the bill, which is expected to be signed by the governor, states that workers get one hour of sick leave for every 40 hours they work. consumer reports is out with its most fuel-efficient cars. the honda fit was ranked best subcompact car. the toyota prius was named best family car. the ford escape hybrid named the best small suv. >>> apple about to change the way users access their information. the company unveiled its new icloud yesterday. the free service which debuts this fall lets you store pictures, music and other information on the internet, instead of on your computer or mobile phone. >>> you better have deep pockets if you wa

obligations >> president obama has already warned that unless the debt ceiling is lifted, there is a threat of another global financial crisis. then bernanke says that america 's creditworthiness is at stake. unless the government -- to fund the deficit, the government borrows money. but the the government can only borrow so much money before it has to go to congress and get approval to borrow more money. that limit is set at $14.30 trillion. americus -- america is set to hit that limit in the next few weeks. that is why bernanke hopes they can raise the debt ceiling. of course, we see the vice president joe biden and a bipartisan panel turned to come together over the next few days to try to come up with some solution that will get this deal done. >> jon huntsman has become the latest candidate for the 2012 nomination. he is seen as a long-shot candidate. there has been a series of explosions in a southern american said a louisiana. four people have been airlifted to why hospital for treatment for burns. government troops are reportedly pushing into northwest syria. southern's -- thousands have fled to turkey to escape the violence. thousands of people are wa

congressional democrats and signed by president obama there was a provision foreseen corporations to disclose just how large the pay gap is between their c.e.o.'s and their average workers as you know how much more money the big wig in the corporate office makes sitting on his butt all year versus how much money the factory worker makes boston is bought all year the provision was included in hopes that if people knew just how gross the pay gap was between c.e.o.'s of workers and maybe there'd be more pressure to shrink it as they say sunlight is the best disinfectant and today outrages corporate pay is infecting our economy consider that back in the one nine hundred seventy s. c.e.o.'s made about thirty times more than their average worker as in what they did was thirty times more valuable to the company than what workers did but since then the numbers of exploded and today c.e.o.'s make as much as four hundred times their average worker and in some cases on wall street for example as much as two thousand times the average worker can find a c.e.o. is really justify that they're two thousand times more valuable to the company that their workers

s fire chief, is close behind at 187,000 at 175,000, fairfax county fire chief ronald masston. >> i think that's outrageous. obamaets less than that. >> lower than they should be. i'm an elected official. >> my reaction is pay the school teachers more. what's more important? teaching our children? >> if you don't pay a decent wage, you will not get a decent person in the job. >> some may criticize high salaries but officials say they're critical to attracting top talent for difficult jobs. virginia governor bob mcdonald earns $175,000 a year. martin alley makes $150,000, less than all but one public safety official in the washington area. >>> german grown beansprouts could be the source of the deadly e. coli outbreak that's killed at least 22 people so far. officials say the sprouts from an organic farm was traced to infected people in five different german states. the farm has been shut down and all of its produce has been recalled. >>> a 45-year-old timothy ray bound may go down in scientific history as the first man to have hiv completely eliminated from his body. scientists gave him a stem cell and bone marry

substantive talk we've got we got some updates from obama he's he's warning of a mother financial crisis if the debt ceiling is not race he told n.b.c.'s today show that he fully expects to reach a deal with republicans that will raise the debt ceiling in a sensible way and. starting humanitarian wars increasing the debt without raising the debt ceiling he said specifically the full faith and credit of the united states is the underpinning not only of our way of life but also the underpinning of our global financial system. does he really believe that or is he deliberately trying to bring down the underpinning of our way of life and financial system thirty i mean you know for obama to say this and he try and ramps up the idealistic nature of it and conceptually ramping up and you know using fear mongering tactic saying that we're going to you know go into another horrible depression is one way to do it but it's a stark difference from him in the campaign where he was so we're going to do great things we're in it we're going to be change we're going to be hopeful it's going to be a great new era for this country and he's now putting a c

s. also, it looks like a will to be have a rebound for next monday. >>pam: first lady, michelle obamaill be in the east bay in oakland. she was invited by open congressman, barbara lee. she will be the claremont hotel for a breakfast function and as that gets ready to welcome the special vip, no detail is overlooked. this behind the scenes from oaubria >> we are pulling out all the stops for first lady, michelle obama the carriage entrance. they have resurfaced the driveway, new plants, flowers, fresh coat of paint. before michelle obama will walk that stairwell to will roll out that red carpet. they haven't even checked the internet to make sure that they have for favored cauliflowers they have even- checked the have even check for her favorite color flowers. alice waters will be key during the breakfast. alice waters will be catering the organic or may event. gore may gourmet-- movie stars and vips scheduled. >>pam: this just in, dozens without a home after a break out in the san leandro, the del mar the penthouse floor of the 66 unit building sustained serious damage they survived

obama must get congressional approval to deploy the military for more than 90 days but the white house is fighting back arguing the u.s.'s role doesn't violate any rules. >> the president has acted in a way in a manner consistent with the war powers resolution and we believe that the support for the overall mission, the support for the goal of protecting libyan civilians and holding colonel gadhafi accountable will continue. >> the white house argument does not hold water for a bipartisan group of ten lawmakers. they are suing the president claiming he used the u.n. and nato to bypass congress. >> clearly we're trying to do an end run around the constitution and now it's going to be a matter for the court to decide whether or not they violated that constitution. >> as for the cost, the white house says that as of june 1st the u.s. operation in libya totals $715 million. >>> this morning, congresswoman gabrielle giffords will do something she hasn't done in more than five months, wake up in her own bed. giffords was released yesterday from a houston hospital where she's been recovering since january's assassination attemp

young lady that of the eight years that george bush was in office, he did not create s many jobs as president obamareated in two years -- he did not create as many jobs as president obama created in two years. let's address that, as well with with someonetation with such a far the deal -- far right to view. host: we invite a broad range. we appreciate that. we will give the guest had a chance to respond. guest: i've never been accused of having a far right point of view. however. i do not like to get into the political side of things. i have been an adviser to several administrations, regardless of their political stripes. i do not intermix my politics and economics. i will correct her on that. i am not far right by any hint of the imagination, but that said, the bush administration had the second jobless recovery. we had the mildest recession hit in 2001, and coming out of that, it as 23 months to recoup the jobs lost. i think that is important because that was the second time we had dealt with a jobless recovery. the first time was in 1992, which was so mild, the jobless recovery was even longer

host: it s actually copenhagen, denmark for the olympics. guest: president obama -- the issue of the voter fraud was examined read after the election and decor no longer exists anymore -- and acorn no longer exist anymore. obama won by such a wide margin. this was not critical to the outcome of the election. and the election as ssy aspects to it. anybody who runs elections, praise is not close and don't have to look too closely as to how every vote is cast. host: is governor rick perry running? guest: we have no idea. if he does, it could be a game changer. he has been governor of texas for 10.5 years. he is popular with tea party people. that could set up a perry0- bachmann showdown in iowa. i understand he has people setting up the apparatus for a poteial campaign. he will then decide whatt wants to do. would be like haley barbour. we thought the governor of mississippi was going to run and lo and behold, he looked into his heart and decided he did not have the fire there to do it. with rick perry, i say who knows and we will have to wait and see what he decides

young lady that of the eight years that george bush was in office, he did not create s many jobs as president obama created in two years -- he did not create as many jobs as president obama created in two years. let's address that, as well with with someonetation with such a far the deal -- far right to view. host: we invite a broad range. we appreciate that. we will give the guest had a chance to respond. guest: i've never been accused of having a far right point of view. however. i do not like to get into the political side of things. i have been an adviser to several administrations, regardless of their political stripes. i do not intermix my politics and economics. i will correct her on that. i am not far right by any hint of the imagination, but that said, the bush administration had the second jobless recovery. we had the mildest recession hit in 2001, and coming out of that, it as 23 months to recoup the jobs lost. i think that is important because that was the second time we had dealt with a jobless recovery. the first time was in 1992, which was so mild, the jobless recovery was even longe

obama. but he has got to deal with the question of whether his heart is in it, and what will his wife, play.ta, is going to >> charles, are we talking curtains? >> s, but he will still be on stage in front of the curtain. his campaign is over. his idea was to run the campaign out of the tv studio. he is a man of ideas and all he has to do is communicate through the new media in debates and television. he did not want to go out and shake hands. everybody on the staff knew that if you do at shake hands in iowa and new hampshire and elsewhere, you not going to win. >> evan thomas, running for president is a demanding, physically challenging. it means that a degree of being with people, answering questions, being available. >> newt went on, i think, a two- week greek cruise. his wife has some pretty expensive tastes so i suspect she had something to do with that. he is like a greek philosopher, he lives in the clouds. he is not a normal politician, not out there doing the nitty gritty stuff. he can be pretty persuasive, he is a smart guy, but he is not a normal politician. >> did he visit olympus? [laughter] >> it wouldn't surprise me. >> olympus visi

is full of it and we've got big brother obama hillary clinton and lady gaga the end of all sex or is it very cooper from never get busted out column on the f.b.i.'s lol site leave comments on his operation a disturbing trend with cops and stuff on all of you makes the case that the federal government is an immoral and criminal enterprise in response to some of your feedback from last friday's of a sort of adam vs the man. before we start tonight so i have a new co-host if you will to introduce to you thanks to our producer elisa our inflow room and the amazing graphics team here at our team. ladies and gentlemen meet the over the stroller box or is congresswoman mccarthy would call it the shoulder thing that goes up but just look at the box for a second and see what this allows me to do i can put words and pictures in this thing to illustrate my points and so you. that's what congressman mccarthy would think of as the the shoulder thing that goes up but just like those serious news guys i can even point at it dramatically with my pen see. i could even look at it or for ten the tough tough shit. i can i can stare off into space through the studio

. >> second question, speaker pager and president obama is going to be playing golf june 17th. what shink these are two guys that like to play golf and will use any way to do it. if theys if it's bipartisanship. but if it's an important meeting, fine. they like to play golf. and fighting an kuse to do it. sometimes it happens, more power to them. >> i wonder who is picking up the tab. >> i make any discuss to play golf. i'm not mad at them. they realize they have to get along with people in their workplace. they realize why washington, we don't get along at all. it's a good photo op but also good politics. >> pete. >> well, both these guys love to smoke. apparently the president quit. john, the speaker of the house has not yet. i can hear it, the speaker of the house saying mr. president, the american people want us to knock the ball in the woods to grab a cigarette. i don't know how good the president is at golf. but i like to see him challenge the speaker at basketball. we'll see what happens with that one. >> third question. and time for the buzzer-beater. ten seconds only. come ga