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Mexico. that doesnt mean different includes a moratorium they added all across the east coast as well as they continue to not allow any sort of environmentally sensitive drilling up in alaska where we would have control over our own destiny and add more supply into the market. megyn: do you think its a coincidence it was just this week the administration granted that permit? >> i think it coincidence is obvious. can you imagine if the bush administration had granted the first and only permit to ...

And the paramedics got out to help the driver and the driver opened fire on the paramedics, unleashing eight rounds, hitting one of the medics. the police arrived on scene and then the gunman threatened the police. they opened fire, shot and killed the suspect. that gunmans rifle had a laser scope on it, giving him pinpoint accuracy. he also had five other weapons inside the car. were talking about a long-barreled rifle on his lap, semiautomatic in his pocket, semiautomatic behind the passenger ...

Tax break on the premiums they pay for their employees. all right? so, basically, its cutting his potential costs, the employers potential costs for providing your brother with health insurance, its cutting it by a third. thats step number one. and there are going to be companies out there that say, you know what? we want to provide health insurance, but we just couldnt afford to do it, but now that its costing us up to a third less, saving us thousands of dollars, maybe we should go ahead and p...

Cnn.com/gps. i find there is very little new to say about the middle east, but the author stephen kinzer has found things to say in his book, "reset." he recommends the united states find now partners in the region, that saudi arabia and israel arent cutting it anymore. the logical partners, he says, are turkey, and surprisingly, iran, but he makes a strong and interesting case. both nations share our democratic values, for the most part, as well as our interest in regional stability. he talks...

These troops are supposed to start leaving. "in july of 2011 youre going to see a whole lot of people moving out. bet on it." do you bet on it? >> a nice thought. >> i think that senator biden -- or joe biden has many thoughts about this. jonathan alter may have caught him at a moment there. not really fair. essentially, the vice presidents going to follow the lead of the president, and that may mean we have a lot of troops still there after july 1. >> and those are your top stories. up next, mu...

Interview him after inauguration, hisham melhem, who in effect said that he should have spoken more about the responsibility of the arabs, that it was fine to say the united states has some responsibility in this but the arabs and particularly the arab governments are responsible for what i think he called the miserable state of governance in the arab world. but i think its important for him to do the opposite of what he did in cairo. in cairo he spoke about the right of women in the west to wea...

It more safely. but even 30 years from now in all likelihood we will be using oil as a transport fuel in planes, trucks, and some cars. thats the reality. and if we do need this oil, we should also be careful about demonizing oil companies. they are, after all, engaged in a legal activity to provide a product that we consume, all of us, by the millions of barrels every day. so why blame the oil companies for priefgd toviding the oil ra than all of us, the consumers for being hooked on it? the ex...

Things i guess i would say. i think hes learning that simply engaging with countries like iran doesnt produce the results that he may have hoped for. and i think hes learning from that. in some ways i guess the most important thing, he has the opportunity to speak to the muslim world in the way no other -- no conceivable american president could have and for all he tried george w. bush certainly couldnt. and i dont think hes used that opportunity properly yet. >> you dont think the cairo speech ...

All likelihood we will be using oil as a transport fuel in planes, trucks, and some cars. thats the reality. and if we do need this oil, we should also be careful about demonizing oil companies. they are, after all, engaged in a legal activity to provide a product that we consume, all of us, by the millions of barrels every day. so why blame the oil companies for providing the oil rather than all of us, the consumers for being hooked on it? the existing technologies we know of that are green hav...

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