megyn: phillip falcone is the founder of harbinger capital. thank you so much for being here.l down for our viewers. you are a gazillionaire who put a lot of money into this company lightsquared and you are trying to create a highway in the sky for satellite communications. you have been at this more years and years and years and it's a huge project. now there are allegations by some critics of the white house, and i guess of yours, that the fcc gave you a waiver for this project in january that may have been politically motivated. they think maybe the fcc looked the other way when the department of defense was saying hold on we don't like this project, it could interfere with military gps. why did the fcc do that for you? then there are questions about why the white house stepped in to tell this general to was testifying about his concerns to soften it. that's how this became a national news story. >> correct. megyn: you say there are no concerns -- there is nothing to worry about with the gps, the wireless competitors, the pentagon, this has become a political story why? >>

phillip falcone will be on "america live". that is something you don't want to miss. we'll find out what he has to say about this. bill: sure will. have a lot to say. first, 2012. first there was obamacare, and romney-care and the offshoot. michele bachmann adding another care to that list, coining another term for a rival's health care position. >> whether it is obamacare, or whether it's perrycare, i oppose any governor or president who mandates a family's health care choices and in turn violates the rights of parents on these issues. bill: bachmann'sparicare, on governor rick perry's order for young girls to get the hpv vaccine. bachmann caught criticism of her own and others said she was wrong about that inference. five minutes past the hour. martha. martha: ron paul is pocketing a straw poll win in the california gop convention. paul got 45% win, with much coming from younger voters. closest competitiontics with rick perry at 20%. paul chalked up his win to supporters who believe in limited government and freedom. >> we have to address the philosophy of governmen

new york hedge fund managers phillip falcone, principal investor in lightsquared, has given tens of thousandss. also, a lightsquared representative reached out by e-mail to the white house chief technology officer september 23, 2010. that's the same day the ceo made the contribution to the dnc, saying i touched base with my client and he expressed an from in meeting with you. he's going to be in dc next week for a fund-raising dinner with the president. the center for public integrity, a nonpart zant watchdog group says e-mails obtained show a rare glimpse of washington's inner workings. >> the average joe out there in long island or nebraska or san diego doesn't have $30,000 to knock on the white house door and get access to the science and technology office. just doesn't happen. you have to be rich. you have to be powerful. you have to have lobbyists here in washington like lightsquared. >> reporter: the fcc pushed back. it asked for additional testing from lightsquared before giving final approval to the company's network. >> the commission will not authorize lightsquared to begin commerci

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