. >> i would like to ask you about the keeper of that august 2 deadline, timothy guy. geithner.e has said he may leave after this deal is done but who do you think would make a good treasury secretary? >> i have never been that excited about who the president has picked to fix us with our financial problems. ben bernanke and tim geithner did not predict the housing bubble and i think their economic policies created the bubble. and the recession and the joblessness. i put that the feet of ben bernanke and tim geithner. that figure was a mistake and wrong policy to put them into high office. i think they felt was during the housing boom in prices. it would have to be somebody who believes in the marketplace and that interest rates should not be manipulated by the government and credit should not be manipulated by the government, and we shall allow the marketplace who help us make wise decisions about what price of things -- what price things should be. >> who would be your dream candidate? >> it is probably better to talk about the policy. sayn't think i will get any nor will repu

timothy geithner is the guy who might not have the money to pay the country's bills on time. here's what he told cnn's candy crowley on "state of the union." >> what we cannot do, this is very important, it would be irresponsible, is to leave the threat of default hanging over the american economy for a longer period of time. back in january, more than seven months ago, we started this process of working with the congress to get them to raise the debt limit so we could avoid a default crisis. it's taken us seven months. we're not nowhere, but almost out of runway. >> geithner says it's okay to do this in stages, raise the debt ceiling with spending cuts now and work out broader tax reform next year. but you heard him say that getting rid of the threat of default is most important right now. the stalemate has already rubbed off on u.s. stock futures and asian markets. we're going to talk more about that in 90 seconds from now. you'll hear a lot of news about the suspect in the norway massacre. he's expected to plead not guilty in court. lawyers say their client wants to explai

guy is. he's a. you know it's very similar to timothy mcveigh back in ninety five you know another example of a right wing extremist. a guy who has no problem with chilling. film kotler i'm afraid that so the time we have right now thank you so much for your insight david curtis independent blogger there talking to us from the u.s. well in light of the attacks norway has reimposed the border controls denmark did the same over two weeks ago and this is a move strongly criticized by other you members while excessively volatile from the a moscow state humanitarian university says there are signs a united europe is falling apart. the european project is collapsing and slowly collapsing you know there are lots of live rounds coming from asia from the north africa and some countries have a cancer rates folded so they have to prove to you that their research and has control over immigration control and that's. only tells us that the european folded like see you know kind of vitality the there right agenda and it should be shared by the people living in the e people house to be ready to actually while those

different because that's there's an actual provable network of people as opposed to timothy mcveigh and this nut case and you guys did not say in a way should have taken norway's path a decade ago it was totally different if this had happened in america we should have taken norway's path this is not what i don't think we should ignore the passion i don't happen in america i don't think he gave less than what he wanted if i don't i don't think i should act i don't think you should get less than twenty one twenty one years or less i mean that's i was a just never going to get life in prison or does not not according to the law professors i talked to norway they said the maximum he can get is twenty one years and he may be five more years but it never happens well except for that i do i'm we'll see i do think that it will but this guy is not you know and i and i hope so and certainly our leaders in law provides for that but the but the point is that we fundamentally transform america george w. bush changed america he was wiretapping our phones without authorization any claim that was legal he was torturing people do

guy was. >> the fact that timothy mcveigh lived in niagara county, 15 minutes from my home. i wanted to know how niagara county could spawn such an evil act. i made it my business to become an expert on timothy mcveigh. because it isn't every day that one of the worst domestic terrorists in american history comes from your backyard. >> by the winter of 1999, four years after the bombing, timothy mcveigh has been tried, convicted and sentenced to death. the looming execution sparked a mad sprint among media outlets around the world to get an exclusive interview. on paper, lou michel didn't stand a chance. >> you had "the new york times," you had the "l.a. times," you had the "washington post" vying for interviews. so i had very low expectations. and in '99 he sent me this letter saying, lou, i've considered a lot of different print journalists wanting to tell my story and i'd like you to consider it. and i was just flabbergasted. >> what resulted was "american terrorist," the only authorized biography ever written on timothy mcveigh. the 45 hours of audiotapes from those jail

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guys control the senate and white house. martha: every time it goes back to the 80 million checks that we write ever month that timothy geithnerout with chris wallace on fox news sunday. you ask to ask yourself, in terms of entitlements are we going to become a nation that extends the check writing to more and more and more of our own people? is that where we want to go? >> obama put entitlements on the table. there is also a package that doesn't have any revenue increases in it. yet the republicans couldn't get behind either one of those deals. >> it's the democrats, your party. martha: marry ann has the last word. >> every time we get close to a deal the republicans walk. and that's because boehner doesn't have the votes and that's the fact. martha: mary ann marsh, brad blakeman always great to talk to both of you. we'll see where this goes. the hotel maid at the tenth tere of the international frenzy that surrounded dominic strauss-kahn is now checking out of the shadows. the woman who accused one of the world's top bankers are trying to rape her is now going on a media blitz. our legal panel ahead on what this means for wh