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So in fact dr. coburns could have been said to be aiding and abets those violations. then, anyway when senator coburns talks to the committee, he denies having had any conversation with michael ensign, though, senator john ensign is furious that his father has been called, and. so its clear that senator coburn called. >> no, no, i think he called. i dont think thats -- at least in my mind its not a dispute. it seems like a lot of people, including their main spiritual leader is saying, yes, he c...

Would be today if based on fundamentals of just supply and demand. >> again if you were to use a pure economic approach, the economists would say it would be set at the price to develop the next marginal barrel. >> what do you think that would be today? >> well, its -- its pretty hard to judge, but it would be, when we look at it its going to be somewhere in the $60 to $70 range. >> 30% to 40% of the price of oil is because wall street gamblers are playing games with numbers? now think about wha...

Tonight, im going to show you exactly who is aiding and abetting this activity against the american consumer. house majority leader eric cantor spoke to the cme group in chicago yesterday morning. cme group is the worlds largest owner and operator of private exchanges for derivative products. its a fancy name for saying speculators. think progress obtained this -- pay attention -- unbelievable video and admission. >> we want to help you continue to lead for america. that means weve got to do our...

U.s. intelligence agents interviewed three of bin ladens widows in pakistan. the women were described as hostile. the official tells cnn nothing knew was learned through the interviews. he was convicting of aiding in the extermination of nearly 30,000 jews in a nazi death camp, today hes walking free again. christine? >> 91-year-old john demjanjuk a retired u.s. autoworker was sentenced to five years in prison in germany. looked like the end of a 30-year legal battle but a judge set limb free ...

Journal and how he planned to attack the united states. >> all right. theyre some of the most dangerous people in the world. even the detainees at gitmo could get visitation rights from their family. is that right? well report, you decide. steve? >> plus, brian, students at lsu put out the flames of a flame burner with a patriotic chant. > >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> the student who led the charge for america here live. "fox & friends" from the u.s.a. starts right now. >> good morning, everyone. hope ...

Certain terrorists. not a friend of the u.s.a. even though we give that country three billion dollars a year in aid. the question mr. obama to answer is this. american troops are being killed by the taliban in afghanistan. those villains are being protected by the pakistani government. that means pakistan is aiding and abetting the deaths of american soldiers and marines to. me, thats unacceptable. the bin laden deal has exposed pakistan and the needs to solve this situation now and thats the me...

Laden was hiding out there. for many, this raises the question, can the u.s. now trust pakistan? the trust question goes both ways, and explains why the relationship has been fragile at best. heres why. pakistan believes the u.s. tilted toward india during their 1971 war. in the late 70s, president carter cracked down on islamabad because of alleged human rights abuses and nuclear proliferation. and in the 90s, the u.s.-imposed sanctions again due to pakistans nuclear program. another sore point...

So the particular objective of my trip has a particularly unique salience in light of the last few days events. >> lets talk about that. the obvious sort of observation of osama bin laden being hidden in plain sight in a house eight times larger than anything in the neighborhood, with 16 foot walls and barbed wire, suggests somebody knew something, and raises crept simp. we are hearing it in our own congress about the $20 billion in aid. what would you contemplate as it pertains to our financial...

You got the camera there. they dont behave normally. >> bill: even though you think it isnt the nicest thing to do that the greater good says that we should do it at times? >> yes. but i have to question myself because, in keiths case im glad he did that but i dont like acorn. so am i biased by that? >> bill: wait a minute now. its not a matter of whether you like acorn or not. its whether acorn is using tax money in an illegal way which is, we proved, that is true. the same thing with npr. taxp...

They dont behave normally. >> bill: even though you think it isnt the nicest thing to do that the greater good says that we should do it at times? >> yes. but i have to question myself because, in keiths case im glad he did that but i dont like acorn. so am i biased by that? >> bill: wait a minute now. its not a matter of whether you like acorn or not. its whether acorn is using tax money in an illegal way which is, we proved, that is true. the same thing with npr. taxpayer money, okay, they say...