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contemporaneous pareexperiment g on, in california bringing tax levels above 50%, the nation, right now, getting reao move higher are we going to see california behave that's cas th in the coal mine, if you will when it comes to economic growth and the ability to support an ever-growing government. >> yes, people are fleeing california. california is a microcosm of what happens to countries that raise their tax rates. entrepreneurs flee and welfare recipients pour in and you get an unsustainable state of affairs, and that is california. unsustainable and meanwhile they are destroying silicon valley, which has been america's greatest asset. a source of all of our technology and our military power and potential for growth and we are skling it over with a cast of green goo and everybody is angling for green subsidies and that is a tragedy. >> lou: compounded by the fact the money that has been spent, by this administration, if you will, on venture money, like solyndra, has been disastous. >> they are twisting, stolt our venture capitalists and turning him into a little b-- and wants support him, rather

he creates such rea ramificatio. this could lead to what happened in gaza. >> our reporter said when the bombing was announced from loud speakers, there was celebration there in gaza city. i spoke to christiane amanpour. >> reporter: you were wondering about the agreement, let's hear what he had to say, let's listen. >> you say you would accept a two-state solution, but that you will not recognize israel's right to exist? >> i accept a state of the 1967. how can i accept israel? they have occupied my land. i need recognition, not the israelis. this is a reverse question. >> what do you make of what he said? christiane. >> reporter: well, i -- when there is a peace agreement, then the palestinians can decide themselves, that was his final point on that. which i thought was really interesting, and it was interesting to hear the head of hamas say that. and he has become quite the figure at the moment, you know, anderson, far from being isolated as the u.s. and israel had always wanted to do, now with this muslim brother

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within hours there were e-mails sent to the white house saying that answer al 15 rea claimed responsibility for it. those are important questions that need to be answered. i think her nomination should be held until questions are answered as to why she would do that on every major news network. i raise the question based on the president's news conference he said she didn't have anything to do with benghazi. why would she or the administration send her on every major news network to put out a certain narration of what happened when it wasn't the case? i think those questions need to be answered and they're fair questions. >> if she was basing it on a cia assessment given, their talking points, why not go after the intelligent community rather than the communicator? >> well we have so many questions that need to be answered. we don't know -- i know that we're -- the president said it was based on intelligence briefings but there have been more questions raised. first of all i think that when you have a position like the u.n. ambassador in that position, why didn't she ask how come the secret

to a former cia counterintelligence official today who said that both of those aassessessments can't rea live in the same word, so maybe there's some misinterpretation of what petraeus said. you can't believe on the one hand petraeus didn't know why the talking points were edited and on the other he had a perfectly good explanation for why the points were edited. make we'll get more on that. i think that we have a deeper understanding here after today about why david petraeus so badly want upped to come out and set the record straight. he didn't want on record that cia intelligence was bad and that was the reason. so that "wall street journal" report we saw yesterday talking about petraeus in his final days at the cia really wanting to come out and talk publicly. we have a greater sense of why that was. of all the agencies and departments that have their hands in the libya affair, cia, dod, state, white house, fbi, i think it's clear that the cia's jurisdiction in a lot of what happened was probably minimal. that makes petraeus's downfall all the more sad, because i think of everyone the

and that is to make this a rea silient country. resilience is so important because when you look at the world in europe we're seeing today the crack up of the super national state, the euro zone which is clearly not working. in the arab world we're seeing the crack up of the nation state which clearly isn't working there and the reemergence of the oldest civil war on the planet between sunni and shiites. we see the biggest amount of political reform in a two-way conversation with the chinese people 400 million bloggers, okay. so he's going to have to navigate this political reform in a two-way conversation. when i think of those three things i think of one thing i hope we can be a pillar of stability for the world. >> the good thing about that hope tom is that democracy is the most resilient form of government, if only they really do tend to character as well as, you know, in our leaders as well as in the followers, right. it's really, i do think jefferson was right and our founder franklin also said it. which is you can't have --