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> in depth with john mccain. i sat down with senator mccain a while ago in the armed services committee hearing room. he was very candid. he disagrees strongly with what justice scalia said about super pacs. about michele bachmann and what he thinks about romney s record at bain. senator, thank you for finally allowing me to interview you. you finally cracked. finally gave in, there you go. looking forward to it. so have i, very much. let s start with we re three months away from the election. you ve been exactly where mitt romney is right now. what is your advice? what is the real strategy at this stage of the battle plan that you think he needs to be most aware of? i think it s very obvious, piers, and that s jobs and the economy. most people don t care when mitt romney left bain capital and went to run the olympics and save them or exactly where his tax returns are. so i think the focus obviously is what most americans are caring about now. we do have a very stumblin
the pressure is building on syrian president bashar al assad who is no doubt watching his back this evening after an attack struck the heart of his regime. a regime that s been in power for over 40 years and has launched a brutal crackdown on rebels over the last 16 months, killing more than 16,000 people, according to one opposition group. whether today s bloodshed is the result of a rebel attack or an inside job, one thing is clear assad s security perimeter has been breached. state tv reports those assassinated at a high-level meeting in damascus include the defense minister, the deputy defense minister who s also al assad s brother-in-law, and his security adviser. rebels danced in the street following the explosion. the opposition forces have come a long way since the uprising began. that has deputy defense secretary leon panetta worried the situation is quickly deteriorating. the violence there has only gotten worse and the loss of lives has only increased. which te
rwandan genocide. president bill clinton outfront. let s go. good evening, everyone, i m erin burnett live tonight from rwanda where i spent the day with former president bill clinton. we talked about a lot of things. he spent some time visiting some projects. some farms and some factories where he had spent a lot of time over the past few years. with the likes, in fact, of nascar famous driver jeff gordon. also i saw the president at a soy factory he s bringing in the countryside. he arrived with his daughter chelsea. shaking everybody s hand and taking pictures with everybody who asked. and he asked a lot of questions himself. whenever i hear somebody say oh, these small farmers, they re just inefficient, they can t generate income, i just decided to see if that was not necessarily true. and so we get em cheaper and better seed and fertilizer, get their crops to market so they don t lose half their income taking it to market. reporter: the president told me that he
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