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With flowers and dialogue. the president of the united states, i dont like to see his picture burned or torn apart, this is the essential problem in this region. you have radicals who really dominate the pol particulars. even the organized government in palestine is hamas -- a terrorist organization. in egypt, we got rid of an ally, hosni mubarak for the muslim brotherhood to come into place. two months ago in libbia, the rebels we supported raised the muslim brotherhood flag over their capitol ...

Affecting this at all whoever romney picks for vice president? >> i dont have any doubt that his vice presidential pick and the convention will give him an opportunity to focus on the message he wants to for a few days. but after the conventions end and through the republican convention of course obama is going to continue to hammer him with the same things. so no matter who he chooses as vice president, the essential problem is still mitt romney himself. youd have to change the top of the ticke...

Honestly. our essential problem relates to our labor. the cost of labor. >>eric: being the cost of labor currently, and costs of labor in the form of pensions, right? >>guest: that is right. >>eric: will it allow you to renegotiate what you pay to those, they will say, look, we did our 20 years or whatever, and we deserve this. does it allow you to change the deal going forward to them? >>guest: we cannot change the deal going forward. we cannot change the deal that has been. >>eric: so, i --. >...

certainly are still devastated by him being allowed to walk the streets. however, this family respects the wishes of this court and realizes that under florida constitution, he has a right to be released but that doesnt negate the fact that they have mixed feelings about him being released so close to his actual arrest and long journey it took to get him there. >> $15,000 is what we had to pay on $150,000 bond. how are they feeling about that amount? there are a number of people who sa...

Things moving forward, the fact that greece did actually decide to do whatever it had to do to stay in the eurozone. >> but the essential problem remains in that you have disparate economies between the so-called rich and the poor. disparate fiscal policies. and as long as the public in places like greece is not willing to take so-called austerity steps, you arent going to get past the political problem so that they can ever really -- the eurozone can ever really make sense and be coordinated an...

"situation room" starts now. thanks very much, brooke. happening now, republicans pouncing on president obama and a horrible new unemployment report. this hour, the numbers and the politics and what it all means for millions of americans who need a job now. plus, ill talk to a republican congressman who plans to boycott the presidents big jobs speech before a joint session of congress next week. also, a new worldwide travel alert as we approach the tenth anniversary of 9/11. national...

And the "wall street journal." but is he -- he may well be electable but lets start, is he nominatable? >> well, he already has met his quota of flip-flops in the past. he couldnt do it again on the health reform, his reform in massachusetts. and he really believes that the individual mandate is important. but for conservatives in the party, the individual mandate is the red line. i think hes going to have a really tough time with the nomination in that context. it makes him a very fragile front...

But is he -- he may well be electable but lets start, is he nominatable? >> well, he already has met his quota of flip-flops in the past. he couldnt do it again on the health reform, his reform in massachusetts. and he really believes that the individual mandate is important. but for conservatives in the party, the individual mandate is the red line. i think hes going to have a really tough time with the nomination in that context. it makes him a very fragile front-runner in new hampshire. >> su...

budget cuts before he agrees to raising the debt ceiling. and then theres the democrat-controlled senate. >> we shouldnt be drawing lines in the sand. we should be willing to work together. >> treasury secretary tim geithner says the u.s. could hit its $14.3 trillion debt limit tomorrow but he can keep the country out of default until august. so there is time. what they really lack on capitol hill is common ground. today -- republican risk, reward and rhetoric with senate republica...

money, there will be no increase in the debt limit. >> boehner wants $2 trillion in budget cuts before he agrees to raising the debt ceiling. and then theres the democrat-controlled senate. >> we shouldnt be drawing lines in the sand. we should be willing to work together. >> treasury secretary tim geithner says the u.s. could hit its $14.3 trillion debt limit tomorrow but he can keep the country out of default until august. so there is time. what they really lack on capitol hill is ...