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and john waynes son. why he hold hundreds of his fathers prized possessions. this is "piers morgan tonight." welcome back, dr. rice. we last spoke in january when i first launched the show. its been pretty quiet since then. whats really happened? the arab spring up risings, bin ladens been killed, gadhafis been quill kikilled, mubarak ov. weve got a guy who used to sell pizzas running your partys charge to take on the president. pretty quiet. >> its been a busy several months. thats ...

why he hold hundreds of his fathers prized possessions. this is "piers morgan tonight." welcome back, dr. rice. we last spoke in january when i first launched the show. its been pretty quiet since then. whats really happened? the arab spring up risings, bin ladens been killed, gadhafis been killed, mubarak overthrown. weve got a guy who used to sell pizzas running your partys charge to take on the president. pretty quiet. >> its been a busy several months. thats absolutely right. >> ...

Stomp our feet until you give us a tax increase, republicans say, we dont need you, we go to automatic sequester. republicans would rather have a reason thought through budget caught than the haircut across the top. but the democrat threat only on august 2nd was the world ends. we fall off the edge of the flat earth and have a default and lord knows what goes on. the new threat is, if you dont let us raise taxes, spending will be cut. okay. so, but thats what elections are for. we come back in 2...

Dont want to talk about how to get the other half, and we know what that probably is, which is taxes. >> yeah, but you dont have to call it a tax hike. when we dug in there and found the shocking thing of $1,100, 0 $1,100,000,000, spending by any other name. and if you knock off as coburn tried to, get rid of 6 billion bucks of ethanol -- >> you saw what grover norquist did to him. >> grover norquist. >> did i say the magic word? >> if hes the most powerful man in america, elect him president. t...

u.s. oil companies, are raking in near record profits, so why are they still getting huge taxpayer subsidies? im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." he skipped the last presidential debate and sidelined himself in iowa saying he wants to focus on the first of the nations primary state. jon huntsman is betting almost everything on new hampshire, but is trail ng the state while romney is enjoying a substantial lead and now, huntsman is joining some of romneys sharpest critics ...

Communications breaks down youll see more and more incidents like that. it doesnt help the police but it also doesnt help the demonstrators. they are taking attention away from their central point. on the central point, a wide margin of americans absolutely agree with them. >> back home in pennsylvania, youve got a situation where the legislature and governor both support changing the electoral college. do you think this will go through or or some republicans cautious that changing the system wi...

economy came out just minutes ago. christine roman has those and then zain verjee looking at reaction to a deal made on the debt crisis and alison kosik at the new york stock exchange where your 401(k) could enjoy a big day. christine, lets go ahead and start with you. before we focus on the big debt deal, if you dont mind, lets talk about what this means. tell us about the economy and the good news were getting. >> all right, first of all, gdp. how the economy grew in the most recent ...

Territory under control. they have a plan over a period of months to make these transitions, elect new officials, conduct, implement a new constitution, steps like that, all important but this had stood in the way of being able to move forward in that. so in that sense the fate of qaddafi, if it is sealed today is important for libyan people moving forward. >> i want to underscore moving forward will be a difficult road to go. it will be a long one. stephen yates, thank you for your time out of ...

Knowledgeable about the world somehow reeks of being part of the establishment and this is a moment of real populism and real anti-establishmentism. ultimately this wont last. one of the things you do elect is a commander-in-chief. somehow between now and a year from now in the election there will be some foreign crises and well look at these people through the prism. do we trust these people to be president? >> can i ask you about the prisoner swap in israel? the new york post today has an op-e...

To consolidate the party and make the case that hes the best candidate to lead the party against barack obama, particularly on the number one issue thats voters are concerned with and thats the economy. who can put america back to work. martha: he got very good reviews. he looked presidential, he looked confident in his role. a general elect might be easier than the next year will be in term of carving out this gop nomination and firing up the base and getting people enthusiastic about him as th...