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in three hours now, hes likely to say weve made progress a all three fronts and its time to pull back. it will probably be too much for the right, too little for the left, but no question americans are growing increasingly impatient with its war and its costs. >> thats our top story tonight. in between, hundreds of thousands have been killed or wounded in iraq and afghanistan. my question tonight, did all that death and horror play any role in catching and killing bin laden. plus al go...

the right, too little for the left, but no question americans are growing increasingly impatient with its war and its costs. thats our top story tonight. plus the elusive al gore criticizes the president. in a 7,000-word piece in "rolling stone" he says president obama hasnt made the case for action on global warming. can it get any worse for newt gingrich? his staff as abandoned him, hes heading south in the polls, and now it turns out he had a second line of debt with tiffanys. a...

to say weve made progress a all three fronts and its time to pull back. it will probably be too much for the right, too little for the left, but no question americans are growing increasingly impatient with its war and its costs. >> thats our top story tonight. in between, hundreds of thousands have been killed or wounded in iraq and afghanistan. my question tonight, did all that death and horror play any role in catching and killing bin laden. plus al gore comes out to criticize the p...

and people do not feel easy with taking risks. it is not a game. . . then they can consider freely what is good for egypt. and i told president of the palestinian people and telling our own people, lets take it out. lets bring an end to the conflict. i think all of them are people who all realize the situation and they have to make a choice between two risky situations. one is to make the necessary concessions in order to bring an end to the conflict. and the other, if it wont be done,...

chairman don graham. offereders four sons memories of their father. he won the pulitzer in 1973 for his coverage of the watergate scandal. he died on march 9 and was 81- years old. this is about one hour and 30 minutes. ♪ >> welcome. david broder was a reporter. he knew that about himself from literally his youngest days. he never reconsidered or later in his passion for his calling for his competitive resolve to be the best he could keep became a columnist, a lecturer, a speaker,...

trials. we want to get your thoughts about that announcement and the white house decision. the numbers -- if you have called us in the last 30 days, today is the day to put down the phone and pick up a keyboard. you can send us an e-mail -- and if you are following on twitter -- on the front page of most of the morning papers, and leading most of the morning papers, this story. "about face close code is the headline. -- "the about-face" is the headline. also on the front page this morn...

Murdered innocent civilians and mutilated their corpses and how their officers apparently failed to stop them. big story raising a lot of questions. "rolling stone" magazine, thats in our next hour. exclusive details from that article and eric bates will explain where everything goes from here on that story. but first, as i mentioned, president obama will address the nation tonight to explain what role the u.s. will play in the mission in libya and now that nato has stepped in. ahead of the spee...

"new york" magazine, john heilemann and msnbc political analyst pat buchanan in the studio here this morning. i love that. >> pat in the flesh. >> youre okay after that accident. >> i hope the other people are okay. >> it doesnt sound like it. hope everyone had a good weekend. i had another trip to the e.r. what else is new? >> oh, my. >> kids. we have a lot going on today. shes fine. thanks for asking. >> youre here. >> sprained ankle. no, not me. we have a lot going on today. we talk about the...

Well be talking much more about the latest there in just a moment. joining the table we have the executive editor of "rolling stone" magazine, eric bates. and "rolling stone" is out with a hard-hitting new article on their website this morning on alleged crimes by the so-called u.s. kill teams in afghanistan. its a very difficult subject that you may not want kids to hear about. so well start there. were waiting to hear from richard engel and when we get to him, well go right to him. first, lets...

Costumes spanning his life in new york, his career as mayor. but the best part, of course, when he was spider-man he got stuck up on the stage. a nod to the troubles theyre having over there at the theeter. >> all in fun. >> all in good fun. up next, "rolling stone" magazines executive editor, eric bates on the stunning article involving u.s. kill teams in afghanistan. thats next on "morning joe."