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There hasnt been a steady drum beat from reporters demanding more access to the president. theres a huge difference between the majority of the media who stand back and sort of worship him as a god. and the working press who cover him day to day those people the latter category people on the plane during the last election never liked him that much. one. reporters who covered him most close fully 08, liberal democrat, nice person, very liberal voted for him. told me early on, boy hes a hard guy t...

Greece, now we have got to pay these clowns billions of our taxpayer money through the international monetary fund. billions, i think 6 billion of american taxpayer money goes to bailout these people. can you justify that poor me? >> its going to be a lot more. the federal reserve is going to pump dollars, american dollars, big time into this trillion-dollar bailout. thats whats going on as well. now, its not a direct flow of tax money from our pocket. >> bill: our government gives the imf phone...

Crisis. has the eu stepped in and taken sufficient steps to stop this -- >> were talking? >> im curious, from spreading across the globe. whats the word, contagion? >> yesterday we all woke up and everybody said, ah, were fin. this morning everybodys waking up and saying ah, maybe were not so fine. >> why? >> and the reason is because i think theres been this realization that the way were solving this problem is the same way we tried to solve our own which is were throwing more debt at the probl...

Bottom? >> i definitely think if you take medicare part b and d, mill areas get taxpayer subsidies for voluntarily signing up for those programs. yes, we need more means testing. >> john, you were out on the campaign trail, lived on the campaign trail in 07 and 08. do you hear anybody talking about this means testinging? because we all know. >> no. >> we all know that social security, theres going to have to be changes. medicare is going to have to be cut back. do you think its a leap to believe...

Conflicting trends thursday between the greece riots in the streets and, of course, the challenge that that was going to contain other countries in the region and then you have technology which i think was in some way landlocked between the two markets. >> geraldo: the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq. >> the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq. each market did what they thought was best but they were doing two different things and that lack of coordination hurt if you will or exacerbat...

Conflicting trends thursday between the greece riots in the streets and, of course, the challenge that that was going to contain other countries in the region and then you have technology which i think was in some way landlocked between the two markets. >> geraldo: the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq. >> the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq. each market did what they thought was best but they were doing two different things and that lack of coordination hurt if you will or exacerbat...

Conflicting trends thursday between the greece riots in the streets and, of course, the challenge that that was going to contain other countries in the region and then you have technology which i think was in some way landlocked between the two markets. >> geraldo: the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq. >> the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq. each market did what they thought was best but they were doing two different things and that lack of coordination hurt if you will or exacerbat...

Going after them quite aggressively. the ones in north waziristan tend to go after afghans, foreign, indian, american, brits. those people have been left entirely undisturbed so far. so the real test of whether pakistan has had a change in its strategic orientation will be when they go after the groups in north waziristan and that is where this man, faisal shahzad, was radicalized or trained an thats probably where he got the support he got to do the times square attack. >> great analysis, faree...

Im not sure what they are. when the dow is down 1,000 points you are pretty close to it. megyn: its a fail safe so there cant be too much of a bloodletting in one day? >> yes,, its a fail safe device that keeps panic from getting a grip and running loose in a big way. megyn: how does this affect -- in the market already it many better than what it was. now its down 483. its better. im getting this information apparently the biggest all-time point loss was 777. that was back on 9-29-08. how does ...

Where the piece of luggage is now sitting and were watching the story, and in touch with officials at sea-tac in washington, crossing the wires here on "americas newsroom." in the meantime, incriminating new evidence in a frightening story from the past, as new details emerge about the suspected lacrosse killer, the university of virginia. 22-year-old george hughley charged with murdering his former girlfriend, yardley love, a female lacrosse player, they found a shirt with red stains on it at h...