i think americans are going to want to know that they have a steady, experienced, smart hand on the tiller of the ship of state, and there's no doubt that that's barack obama. >> secretary clinton. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, our meet the candidates series continues with texas congressman and republican presidential candidate ron paul. he's got money, and he's on the attack in early, crucial states. but does he have the ideas and what it takes to break out of the pack? >>> plus, at the drama-filled debate this week do anything to reshuffle the republican field? also the president's political opponents pounce on his decision to withdraw troops from iraq. will it become an issue in the fall campaign? our roundtable breaks it all down. state of the race for the white house. >>> coming up, our "meet the candidates" series continues. joining me republican from texas, ron paul. plus our p [ female announcer ] to get a professional cleaning system you could spend as much as $200. olay says challenge that with an instrument that cleanses as effectively as what's sold by s

that feels like to them a steadier hand on the tiller. >> and since chris christie decided not to run, who is the new york manhattan favorite, and the wall street favorite, mitt romney starting to get a lot of that money. the feeling inside the romney camp is yeah, yeah, tea party, tea party but we're getting the primaries and caucuses moved up to an earlier timetable which favors people like us with money and organization. they think -- they think they can win it on money and organization and pace and worry about the tea party later. >> romney strategy keep your head on, carry on as you are and be as authentic as mitt romney is to what your portions have been and don't try to persuade the tea party that you're their candidate and the others stumble which has happened. and doesn't make anybody fall in love with you. >> has romney ever won a republican primary? chris: not in the south or border states. >> in the south he can't whistle dixie. >> that's one of the main reasons rick perry sprichede dan and a lot of us and i didn't think he would get in, either, and got in the race. if you

but people, the middle class with families in particular, children at the tiller, have a hard time balancing schools and home ownership. it is an expensive city and is a city where most people in the public school system did not feel, in my opinion, and have enough control over our kids get to go. i think we should be able to walk through the schools of that should be the problem. i also believe that parents should have the ability to have all of their kids in one school, not having them separated across town. i also believe we have to look at home ownership opportunities, look at people's ability to purchase property out right. so they can get their foot in the market, plant roots, and the economic stability they need to stay in the city. >> i like to change the debate on family staying in san francisco. there was always talk about what is wrong with san francisco, why families are leaving. i am raising two kids and san francisco. they are in public school. my wife is a public-school teacher. i want to look at the assets, to build upon and improve family staying in san francisco, families c

but people, the middle class with families in particular, children at the tiller, have a hard time balancing schools and home ownership. it is an expensive city and is a city where most people in the public school system did not feel, in my opinion, and have enough control over our kids get to go. i think we should be able to walk through the schools of that should be the problem. i also believe that parents should have the ability to have all of their kids in one school, not having them separated across town. i also believe we have to look at home ownership opportunities, look at people's ability to purchase property out right

but people, the middle class with families in particular, children at the tiller, have a hard time balancing schools and home

comment on it, but americans are going to want to know they have a steady experience smart hand on the tiller of the ship of state and there is no doubt that's barack obama. >> clinton who is being interviewed from central asia couldn't resist word play about her location. >>> you in herman cane's famous becky becky becky stan? >> there is a zero zero zero chance i will comment on republican politics, but i am in uzbekistan. >> with hillary clinton on the talk shows, 2016 was the topic. >> four more years. 2016. have you ruled that out? >> i will make up my mind later. i'm in probably the best shape of my life. i'm doing well and enjoying what i'm doing. i will continue to do it. >> possibility? you are not closing that door? >> hillary claimed to rule out 2016. >> biden, that window is a jar. rick perry prepares to roll out a flat tax plan and what will the focus on scrapping the current tax code mean for mitt romney who is playing by comparison. romney once got the 17% flat tax as a tax cut for at that time tax. romney's rivals are tapping into the frustration republican voters feel about t

george tiller does not endorse phil klein. >> as kansas general, he used the power of his office to gethold of medical records from patients of dr. tiller in an effort that seemed like he was trying to find something damning enough to use against the doctor. in november 2006 days before phil klein's unsuccessful re-election bid as attorney general, he appeared on bill o'reilly's tv show on fox news channel. bill o'reilly had somehow obtained private medical information about abortions performed by dr. tiller, the same klein was investigating. o'reilly said he had a source inside and phil klein confirmed for him he received the medical records in question and talked about those records to bill o'reilly on tv. people's private medical records. he did that in order to make an antiabortion point. in order to make a point these abortions for which he obtained the medical records in his view should not have been legal. one of the findings in the disciplinary hearing report recommending phil klein's license to practice law in kansas be indefinitely suspended is what he said on bill o'reilly's

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the regulations now. one other problem i have with this, it's inconsistent with k sebelius' past positions when she was governor of kansas. she asserted privacy concerns into tiller>> into the late term abortionist who was and assassinated. she said he doesn't have to hand over the records and how he mad. his decisions on late term abortions because of medical privacy. even though the state said, anda correct me if i'm wrong, becaus you're the secretary of state of kansas. we don't want to know the namesw of the people, the woman who aborted their babies. we want to know what the rebound was for -- what the reason was . for the abortion and she said no. >> the attorney general at the time said we're seeking the records of 90 people who received abortions. we're not -- the names will be redacted. a judge. was supervising to was ensure that no one's privacy will be violated, and sebeliusow said i'm worried about privacy. now she's not. it's a means to an end for her. now she wants to defend obamano care and the privacy goes one way or the other. >> that's a good point to pointo that out. you're one of the authors of the alabama, tough alabama immigration law that w

promise of changing the psychological equation inside syria as a lot of people in the regime, in the mid-tiller's -- military, can be made increasingly to wonder how this is going to end up which side is going to win, and whether they are going to end up on the winning or losing sight. thank you. [applause] >> abram shulsky. >> thank you. and i'd like to thank bradley foundation once again, not only for supporting this conference but for its generosity over the years. i've certainly been a great beneficiary of that. it's certainly true as josh said that, you know, everything has been said, not everyone has said it. i will say that again. i took of your point i suppose. but i will try to be brief as a result. we are here to talk about threats and opportunities to the u.s.-israeli relationship in the future, and, unfortunately, it seems to be the threats are a lot more visible and clear than the opportunities. but let me give a brief description of what i see as the major threats. first concern something which made we haven't really talked about much which is what the u.s. role in the region will b

that has been the teller of the obama administration's plan. -- tiller of the obama administration'she idea is that it would make it costlier to do the projects. host: we talked about other programs that have similar loan guarantees. you talked about the usda and some american-government programs. are there similar programs that foreign governments provide to their companies that make them a little bit more competitive than, say, our companies here in the united states? guest: oh, yeah. one of the big issues is that china is pouring astonishing amounts of money into their green-energy businesses. the amount is almost unimaginable here. there are folks who want to see the u.s. be very active players in green energy. you're seeing a decreasing in these programs in the u.s. this is at a time when other countries, notably china, are pouring a lot of money into them. there is a group led by bill gates and some other folks in the private sector, who are really swimming upstream a little bit. they recently came out with a report that made the point that the u.s. government investment in gre

she was governor of kansas there were investigations going on into the abortion industry and she asserted privacy concerns. >> bill: tiller. >> bill: late term abortionist who was assistanted and she -- assassin at a timed. she said he doesn't have to hand over because of medical privacy. even though the state said and correct me if i am wrong, you are secretary of the state of kansas we don't want to know the names of the women who aborted their babies. we want know what the reason was for the abortion and she still said no. >> yeah. it was the attorney general at the time. he said we are seeking the records of 90 people who received abortions. we are not -- the names will be redacted. a judge was supervising to make sure no one's privacy violated. >> she said i'm worried about privacy. >> but now she is not? >> now she is not. privacy is a means to an end for her. defend the abortion industry and now she wants to defend obama care and privacy. >> bill: good point to point that out. you are one of the authors of the alabama, tough alabama immigration law, illegal immigration law that was blocked. two provisions were bloc

and no tillers alike are both facing is no subsoil moisture to carry the crop in to the winter months. a producer in walsh county north dakota said weather moved in that made for beautiful harvest days. he said the wheat lost test weight but moisture levels down. in jefferson county georgia the fsa office said recent showers been benefited the count yes. cattle men were rushing to plant winter grazing crops and peanut growers said the moisture helped make peanut digging easier. >>> when we come back al returns to talk market was bob and mike. our up to the myanmar quiet wrap begins in just two minutes. please stay with us. . >>> our round table guest. gentlemen, fridays report was really a report, give us a quick summary, what happened? >> the report came in 166 million more than trade expectations and the market was already fragile, bean number was -- it was drug down by beans. wheat was okay but was drug down by corn. the market was in free fall. in the last 23 days we have taken corn from $7.77 to $6.92 i think was the low today. we have now -- pretty m