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disaster. we will get the latest from japan and talk with the secretary of energy steven chu. plus, we ask our sunday panel if the president is taking the lead on these issues or following. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington where we are tracking two major stories. we have a reporter in libya where the u.s. and its allies are using military force to protect the antiqaddafi rebels. and in japan, where officials are making progress toward bringing...

All members where we are and where were going, what are the challenges. one of the biggest problems in washington is we never get fact based, get accounting gym mimmg. every time you ignore the problem, you add $12 trillion. if you think for a moment, imagine the potential for every american if they were freed of this debt? it would just be tremendous of where we would be able to go. the challenge really is, is 2011 the year america makes a comeback or is it the year faded in history. >> let me ...

61, if they get it, $61 billion is not small. $61 billion is historic in cuts, a lot more than we did back in 1995. it certainly is a good first tep. again, we keep going back to hammering what your chart shows. chris licht saw it, you know what he said of the chart? >> what? >> i like blue. >> its the winningest color. >> you add up the three colors, medicaid, medicare, social security. it does in 20 years, it consumes our entire budget. thats where you have to go. >> exactly. >> you guys are g...

Before this happened, prime minister struggling a bit. is it stopped for a while until this gets resolved? >> i think we will see a unity of purpose until japan gets back on its feet. you know, dee dee, japan, one of the most important countries economically had to pay 150 billion dollars to repair japan after the kobe earthquake of 1995. this will be more expensive. they have to call assets in around the world to bolster their economy. >> they have a national debt 2% of gdp. >> and the stock is...

help and assistance that we can in the days and months to come. good morning. it is tuesday, march 15th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set here in washington, msnbc political analyst, pat buchanan. also the washington correspondent for bbc world news america, catty kay, and former white house chief of staff of president george w. bush, andy card in the studio with us this morning. >> we will show some of the headlines just to show -- >> big ones. >> what a big story this is. c...

You have to position yourself so it looks like the other sides fault, that youre the reasonable ones. i dont think it is clear what the public thinks. it was just saturday night that the republicans passed this budget with $60 billion in cuts, and i dont think we know how the public feels about that yet. >> 4:30 in the morning, believe it or not. here is a clip from my interview on his relationship with george herbert walker bush. here is the charm factor dee dee was talking about. >> in 2004, a...

Government down and thats how well win this battle. i think thats the point youre trying to make. you have to position yourself so it looks like the other sides fault, that youre the reasonable ones. i dont think it is clear what the public thinks. it was just saturday night that the republicans passed this budget with $60 billion in cuts, and i dont think we know how the public feels about that yet. >> 4:30 in the morning, believe it or not. here is a clip from my interview on his relationship ...

in washington and wisconsin have tried to cut programs for the poor, killed big labor and perhaps slammed the door on government itself. the same thing happened when republicans game roaring in after world war ii and of course in the middle of the clinton administration. first wisconsin. where thousands have gathered for days. the debate is not just about the current budget deficit. the unions have agreed to make concessions on benefits and pensions. its also about governor scott walke...

perhaps slammed the door on government itself. the same thing happened when republicans game roaring in after world war ii and of course in the middle of the clinton administration. first wisconsin. where thousands have gathered for days. the debate is not just about the current budget deficit. the unions have agreed to make concessions on benefits and pensions. its also about governor scott walkers attempt to bust the public employees union out there the union that posed his election ...

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