paul begala in washington. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn's chief medical correspondent in port-au-prince, haiti. david gergen, former adviser to president clinton in boston. on the phone, terry mcauliffe, close friend of the president's, former chairman of the hillary clinton presidential campaign. quick look back. president clinton called into this show just before his heart surgery in 2004. listen. >> i know what's involved and i know what the options are. i mean, i think that there's virtually -- my blockage is so substantial i think if i don't do this there's virtually 100% chance i'll have a heart attack. i've been very lucky. i don't have any heart damage now. if i do the procedure, it's been done now for some few decades, and an enormous number of them done. you've pointed out, you had it. david letterman's had it. a whole slew of my friends have had it. without exception the people i know have good years afterward. i'm going to have to be really careful. i put ten pounds of that weight i lost back on on my book tou

joining us, paul begala and republican strategist leslie sanchez. former president clinton during a crisis involving infidelity. if you were advising tiger woods right now, what would you tell him he needs to do? >> you know, honestly it would be shut up, zip up and tee up. we don't need to hear from him. he doesn't owe me an apology. he doesn't have teammates who he owes, he doesn't have shareholders, not a corporate official, certainly not a politician. so i think he's got to heal himself. my heart goes out to the guy. i'm not a golf fan, but my heart goes out to anybody in that kind of pain, and i respect christine brennan, i defer to her, but i agreed with her, it looked like a contrite thing. the contrast between him and a politician is pretty extreme. we've now heard more details from tiger woods about his problems than, say, from senator david vitter who has been accused -- he was on the d.c. madam's list. dc madam, of course, running a. he's a senator, accountable to the citizens, he should be answering questions about what he was doing on t

we'll talk to paul begala, david gergen, dr. the former president's health and what this might mean for work moving forward. we'll have a lot of stories from haiti. the latest on the ten american missionaries still in custody. a lot of rumors today they might be released. that did not happen. some of the haitian government officials saying they -- some of them at least could be released in the coming days. we'll get the latest update on that. we're going to introduce you to american missionaries doing everything right in port-au-prince. working with the haitian government. not trying to take kids out of the country illegally. trying to help the kids who are here now live better lives here by supporting families and by supporting orphanage. we'll take you to a remarkable orphanage. we're going to meet great kids and see the work these american missionaries and haitian counterparts are doing to save lives and give new lives to a lot of very needy kids, larry. >> larry: anderson cooper, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. we're with gover

democratic strategist paul begala and alex castellanos. thanks very much for coming in. did you see that story in politico that had a headline, buenning holds floor, and there's a tough, and then bad word, tough something? he used that word? >> i goods we would say tough doo doo. i like swearing, but i think it's good. young people should swear. it's better than smoking or drinking, so i'm pro-swearing, but what he said it about is appalling. senator buenning alone is stopping unemployment benefits from continuing. the entire house, 100% of the house voted for it, and i'll bet you 99% of the senate -- >> because it's about to lapse. >> on monday. so 1.2 million americans will lose, and because of his stunt. the republicans ought to call him down. >> no one ever thought buenning full of civility, but what he's doing has a good side to the story. it's $10 billion, which used to be real money that we can't pay for. you know why republicans are trying to hold democrats for this, because there's a senator, barack obama, voted for a 2.9 trillion budget, 3.8 in '09, the t.a.r.p