there's a lot of developing world nations that are signing on to this treaty that will actually undermind their economic future and political future, and it might be the regimes that are more author authoritarian and don't want the freedom of information and other political freedoms that follow behind an unfettered internet. that is what's motivating a lot of them. >> right. they want the ability to block traffic, if i understand it correctly, and, perhaps, the charge, also, part of the agenda? >> guest: yes. local state owned phone companies want to be able to charge websites for consumers accessing websites and want international political cover for having one-stop shopping or choke points, one point of failure or one point of choking for content, maybe under the guides of things like span or network congestion, things like that. they -- there will be always be a reason that seems innocuous, but it's actually much darker. >> host: if this passes and happens, what would -- what would be the result for the end user at home? >> guest: excellent question. again, throughout the developing wo

it probably better than any institution in the world and it's got this great mission that's been undermind. and until the church can deal with what's undermining it in a basic way without putting a pretty wrapper around it, like cardinal dolan was talking about here last week. it's more than a wrapper that's needed something basic. >> schieffer: peggy, you're catholic, right? >> i am. >> schieffer: and what are you you-- what do you as a catholic want to see here? >> well, let me say, first of all, one of the things catholics say to each other when they look at who's in the church is wow. here comes everybody. catholicism is 1.2 billion people all over the world. there's the church in africa. the church in the west. it is varied. it is extraordinary. it is bubbling. it is ever evolving. so that's one thing. -- the american catholic polling that you mentioned, it is totally true that there's this great bubbling of liberal positions on what we call the social issues. at the same time, a poll came out this week that said 77% of american catholics think pope benedict did a great job. and he wa

. >> the worst part, the serious worst part is parents are being underminded of the authority figuren their children's lives. that is a skier reproposition. that is the road -- that is a scary proposition. that is the road to author tear januaryism. >> from a hug ban, he has the gal to not tell all. he says he can't reveal every detail about the fun with kim kim jong-un. in an interview he described the little leader as, quote, not one of the saddam hussein characters who wants to take over the world. and then he gave an account of kim's love of disco music. and then other stuff "the worm" wouldn't confirm. he said, i won't tell you if the toilets were made of gold as i promised kim i wouldn't talk about that stuff. there is a lot of stuff i can't talk to you about. dennis wouldn't even confirm the rule there all north korean kitties sound like baby goats. we have tape. >> it is a weird culture. you know, joe, i don't really care about dennis rodman. the thing that scares me about the story is he is withholding information about a nuclear armed enemy of the united states because he i

-iranian relationship was really undermind with that speech, and we've been going over this for ten years, and 2003, you get the iraq war, one of the two unwinnable american wars, the united states felt it had to engage in over the past decade. obama, unfortunately, comes in with very little [background sounds] in foreign policy, never paid much attention to it, served in washington for only two years, and i was a very end thursday yays tick supporter of obama and remain, but i think those of us who had looked at him knew national security could be a problem, and when he appointed the secretary of state for domestic reasons and appointed a secretary of defense for domestic reasons and appointed a retired marine general to be the national security adviser, he left in about a year, and put leon panetta, and i know he's one of your neighbors in california, but he was captured by the operational mentality and the cia before he was in the building more than a month. this was an extremely weak national security team. obama also was controlled by the military. that's how you got the surge of for

department and the wall street journal had a piece today that talked about how, quote, political muscle undermindaw under mr. perez's civil rieghts division. in simple terms, what is the allegation that mr. perez did? >> one of the allegations is that he interfered and cost the american taxpayers 180 million dollars by getting a case dismissed where he didn't want to face the supreme court decision and gave up two very valid cases again, 180 million dollars of taxpayer money in st. paul. this was unprecedented. it had been set for additional this nominee has been expressed as not having been candid in his testimony. candid is it kind of one of the funny words in politics that means he didn't tell the whole truth. this is also somebody who refused to do his fundamental job which is to fully prosecute voter intimidation that fell under his watch. these are just some of the areas of concern that i think that senators have and they need to ask questions and get answers and i don't think they're going to like the answers, particularly as to his lack of candor. >> there was a case that was going to go

the other two, you have not done right by the middle class of the country, and you probably have undermind the future economy of the united states so that's why the president focuses on balance, on the important goal of deficit reduction, signed into law, as you know, john, $2.5 trillion of deficit reduction so far and looks forward to working with congress to bring that total to beyond $4 trillion, which, in turn, if done in a balanced way, achieves the goal laid out. >> will the president be disappointed in senate democrats did not include one of the reforms that you often talk about on the podium on entitlements? >> the president has a proposal he made to the speaker of the does -- >> endorsedded by the party and suggested as political radio activity to it that people are afraid to touch. >> i think the question supports what i've been saying all along which is that the president's proposal includes items in it that are tough choices for democrats to go along with, a; b, that stands in stark contrast to the republican budget that makes the tough choice about medicare giving tax cuts to