now terence duffy cited macro events like the fiscal cliff is getting in the way of investor confidence but come on it is the one year anniversary of the collapse of m.f. global today and if you want to talk about bringing investor confidence back how about delivering some justice and the global customers still haven't gotten all of their money back we haven't seen john corazon or anyone from m.f. global in orange jumpsuits or even seen civil charges from regulators even though a year ago one point six billion dollars in customer money was taken and you may think paragraph was more reassuring as there weren't charges and the c.e.o. pleaded guilty to embezzling more than one hundred million dollars from customers lying to regulators and fraud but you made these surprised at what standing in the way for some who are trying to hold regulators accountable joining me now is larry williams he is author and veterans future traitor and he's going to tell us all about this because he has been trying to get some people held accountable it hasn't been working too well we're going to talk about why

necessary in order for it to defect to centrally defend its people and also to raise the level of the terence against islamic jihad and hamas ok louis in a great thread this is the you know the post arab spring environment it seems like on every single front israel is losing on every front now look to anyone seriously believe israel's inability to take out a few dozen rocket launchers in the gaza strip which it has completely encircled. does anyone seriously believe that is going to anyone least of all. or is it going to once again show that in fact it is israel that is losing at the tactical and strategic level particularly in the context of regional changes. i mean you know. obviously this is a catastrophe for the palestinians but to suggest that somehow israel is going to strengthen from sirte particularly if the key issue of arresting and reversing israel's unity and its dealings with the palestinians is actively dealt with. harry i mean tell me more tell us my audience more how the palestinians in gaza are reacting to all this i mean they're being terrorized of course but unfortunately w

seventy thousand troops to go on the gaza border it's also reinforce the syrian front and the show to terence to other regional bodies like hezbollah that it's willing to take the fight to the ground of the enemy now while you also have to see is that israel is preparing for a diplomatic offensive to negate the palestinian declaration of independence which is unilateral not done through negotiations at the united nations on november twenty six so what we have here is a new middle east israel needs to adopt its reason dog draw in order to be able to adapt to the new situation that's going on in the region now you also have hamas asserting itself in a post arab spring conflict the way that gaza war two thousand and eight two thousand and nine during operation cast lead was fought is very different from the way this war is being fought you have rocket attacks on tel of the rocket attacks on jerusalem and they've sort of upped the ante so if a ceasefire is resolved tonight as was announced by president mohamed morsi i believe that this should go into a round of peace negotiations between hamas an

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from your colleagues in the israeli government that deferred to terence's a big part of this operation in gaza now what message are you trying to send to hamas using this strategy. a very simple message stall attacking us i'm sure your viewers would find it the most basic message for our children our families want to live in peace we have nothing in gaza we are not there we have left gaza more than seven years ago truly to never to return i do urge your viewers to open a map i'm sure they will notice that gaza has a direct uninterrupted where. people are under the midst. yes some people down under the mistaken impression that gaza is encircled by israel it has a direct border with egypt it can have a free life through its border with egypt that will happen is not if they got to do i would love to just stop attacking us right but ari i guess but did the same tock tick work last time in two thousand and eight for instance do you believe force will get the results you want. look we live in a tough neighborhood there is no mercy for the weak we need to understand that at the end of the day

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terence smith and margaret. terry, what do you make of all the pressing accounts.umber, were they linked to paula broadwell? is it good journalism? >> it's obsession is what it is. it's hollywood on the potomac. hollywood loves a sex scandal. and you notice the way there was an election. are you aware of that? it dropped out of the headlines, out of the news. fiscal news, boring, difficult, numbers no good. so what i was struck by, though, was the obsessive quality of the coverage. i know of one young woman who actually interviewed petraeus at a think tank on the stage. she got a call from "the washington post" saying, did he grope you in the green room. that's fishing. that's a fish iin fishing exped >> have the media been much harder on plaul broadwell and jill kelley than the two generals? >> i should say so. they were the actual public serva servants, the people who were supposed to be putting their attention on running wars, not on parentally this blizzard of e-mails to a doctor's wife in tampa. >> but you were complimentary, these nutty tampa twins. >> believ

joining me to talk about this, "washington post" political columnist day ma milbank and terence page. >> good morning. >> clarence, big development with tom cole breaking from his party and saying they should support an immediate extension of bush-era tax cuts for households earning less than $250,000. and then deal with the higher income tax breaks later. this is the key argument the president has been making. he says this has to get done. it is a sign the democrats' arguments are working? is tom cole an outlier among republicans? what's going on? >> it's a sign of the diversity in the republican party and that's something that president obama's team is trying to work on. they're trying to develop divisions and to break the logjam, the big showdown that's going on between speaker boehner and congress on one side and president obama and his team on the other. so it's a sign, but we've still got a long ways to go. >> if you can believe it, the negotiations got arguably more complicated yesterday when several leading democrats called on the president to demand republicans agree to raise

at the latino partnership before the primary season, we had the terence group. we commissioned a study to study the immigration views of likely republican primary voters. these are your tea partiers, people committed to the conservative movement. as long as you had border security there, they supported legalization, they supported a path o to citizenship, they supported the guest worker program. we included border control plus amnesty, and 52% of them supported that idea. so the anti-immigration lobby, and i mean specifically federation for american immigration reform, numbers usa, center for immigration studies. in '06, as you know, they got very involved in the political process. they influence a small group of republicans to hijack this issue and articulate a very anti-immigrant, restrictionist rhetoric which led in '06, they used it as a wedge issue, immigration, republicans lost the house and senate, and for six years the republican party has been perceived as a restrictionist party even though in the modern era all of our presidential, all of our president

at the latino partnership before the primary season we had the terence group and we commissioned a study to show to study the immigration views of likely republican primary voters. these are the tea party, people committed to the conservative movement as long as you have border security there they supported the legalization, they supported the path to citizenship and the guest worker program. we have included the word amnesty and when we include border secure a plus amnesty 52% of them support that idea, so the anti-immigration law and what i mean by the anti-immigration law i mean specifically for the immigration reform, members usa, center for into immigration studies and 06 as you know they got very involved in the political process. they influenced a small group of republicans to hijack this issue and articulate a very anti-immigrant restrictions to rhetoric which they used it republicans lost the house and the senate and for six years from 06 to 12 the republican party has been perceived as a restriction party even though in the other era all of the presidential candidates had been