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An antifamily provision. its ridiculous. i think we are going to see shear gridlock inside of airplanes now. >> they are looking at their bottom line saying it makes more sense for us to cater to our business customers than we see day in and day out than the family whom we see once a year on a business trip. >> thanks so much for coming in with your perspective on this. you are from fliers rights.orgs we need them. >> let us know how you feel about this on twitter. would you pay extra to sit wit...

If the stafford loan rate doubles this year, it will make college more senseless next year and add to my overall debt level. that money could be used instead toward a dream of under a graduate degree and making sure education is a right and not a privilege in america. >> the lending program is up to debate of how much we will charge interest to our poorest students. college tuition may be rising faster than salaries that the students actually earn after graduation, and that is if they can even f...

>> how does this end? >> reporter: it probably ends with rush limbaugh having his reputation a little battered but still on the air, and the democrats being handed pretty much of a presence here in which they can tie these remarks to radio talk show hosts to the republicans who are going to be running this forum. >> thank you. now this. welcome back, im brooke baldwin. top of the hour. it is super tuesday, after all. republicans voting in ten states today. primary caucuses. weve got ...

taxpayers have been unfairly labeled as lazy. >> and the criminaled cruise line is pushed -- finally pulled into port. were live in the seychelles for that. first up, lets get straight to the european stock market action. these markets have been open for the best part of just over an hour. this is how the indices are performing. a little die cot many between the two eurozone markets. the cac is trading down about .25%. ftse 100 up. what has got their attention. ben bernankes comments a...

>>neil: where does it go? >>guest: well, all the options from here are bad, im afraid. the debt level is such, and the lack of having the appropriate monetary policy is such there are no easy ways out. clearly, the least painful option is for greece to devalue and default and then to begin to export their way back to growth of the it will be hard and difficult. but it is a going. why see anyone doing that and in the short term it will get worse. >>neil: think you,, daniel.

morning. stephen cobelbert is exploring possible run for the office. >> i am proud to announce that i am forming an exploratory committee to lay the groundwork for my possible candidacy for the president of united states of south carolina. >> finally, im feeling excited about this. race, we get to weigh in and what it all means for the republicans and that, of course, hear about this? the conductor of the philharmonic, cell phone rings in the middle of a performance and you know what h...

cred for the winner. three major contenders running bus towards, all with the exception of jon huntsman are there. ron paul, mitt romney, michele bachmann and rick santorum have events this hour. well dip into the events and delve into the latest campaign intrigues in our fair game segment just about a half an hour or so from now. remember all that fuss about raising the nations debt ceiling? well, guess what? it is time to ask for the final installment in a series of debt hikes auth...

>> john: what can we do? >> america deep is debt is getting worse. what can we do? there they are. a few hundred miles north. >> canada the country of celine dion. logging. when i thought of canada i thought of big government. government healthcare and all of that. in fact in the mid 90s canadas finance minister said we are in debt up to our eyeballs that cant be sustained. their debt level is just as bad as ours is today. >> just as much debt, yes. >> they fixed it? >> they fixed it. >> he 4rle...

>> john: what can we do? there is another country not far from here that figured that out. just a few hundred miles north. canada, the country of cline, hockey and logging. when i thought of canada i talk about big government, government healthcare and all that. in fact big 90s, finance minister said we are in debt up to our eyeballs. their debt level was just a as bad. almost 70% of their economy. >> just as much debt, that is correct. >> but they fixed it? >> they fixed it. >> john: he is a ca...

>> john: what can we do? there is another country not far from here that figured that out. just a few hundred miles north. canada, the country of cline, hockey and logging. when i thought of canada i talk about big government, government healthcare and all that. in fact big 90s, finance minister said we are in debt up to our eyeballs. their debt level was just a as bad. almost 70% of their economy. >> just as much debt, that is correct. >> but they fixed it? >> they fixed it. >> john: he is a ca...