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>> greta: everyone in north korea and a u.n. food program tells us that beginning in june, they are going to run out of food. im curious the united states hasnt made a decision yes whether to give food. how decide when to use food as a weapon to get them to do something? we want them to get rid of their nuclear weapons. óv[! qqn unsuccessful in terms f that goal of getting them to end their nuclear programs. it appears to me, observer over a long period of time now that they basically see their...

>> greta: everyone in north korea and a u.n. food program tells us that beginning in june, they are going to run out of food. im curious the united states hasnt made a decision yes whether to give food. how decide when to use food as a weapon to get them to do something? we want them to get rid of their nuclear weapons. óv[! qqn unsuccessful in terms f that goal of getting them to end their nuclear programs. it appears to me, observer over a long period of time now that they basically see their...

Things like taco meat, frozen hamburger patties. technically frozen food can stay frozen indefinitely. the u.s. department of agriculture issues standards that say foods shouldnt be served after a certain period of time. thats the type of stuff that was the problem. were not talking about things that are obviously expired food. >> tell us about the food and nutrition director, hell lent mont-ferguson. shes been heralded around the country as a model for other school systems to follow. >> she had...

But from the opposition were hearing very clear they want him to step down, him and his family out and they do want them all held accountable. >> arwa, let me throw another question at you. you may say you have no idea. do we have any idea where moammar gadhafi is. we know he is in tripoli. he was a no-show this morning. we were supposed to see him. perhaps an interview could be eminent. do we know anything about a possible upcoming appearance? >> reporter: no, actually at this stage i really do...

$1 billion. we have a $3.7 trillion budget. we have been running more than a trillion dollar budget this year. >> even the liberals of the congressional budget office say between 2010 and 2021 we are making # trillion in debt. wulg teeth 100 billion out of that is absurd. >> what are the risks politically republicans could be running here? are they going too far? they are screaming they are going to decimate widows an orphans in the street. >> the post report they plan to wipe out family plannin...

Which it didnt. or that iraq had weapons of mass destruction, which they didnt, or that we were going to somehow democratize the middle east by invading iraq, which we didnt. who knows? maybe it really was all about stopping fraud and the u.n. oil for food program. i dont know. the surge strategy employed in 2007 in iraq was about creating the political breathing space necessary for a political settlement in iraq. that also has not happened. and yet the critics of president obama today say that ...

It was first that iraq was behind 9/11, that iraq had ties to al qaeda, that it was iraq had weapons of mass destruction that they were going to use against the united states. and then it was spreading peace and democracy. that was the third try at made-up reasons why we invaded iraq. the fourth try was perhaps the most remarkable. do you remember that one? this one was that we had to invade because saddam hussein was gaming the u.n. oil for food program. >> saddam was systemically gaming the sy...

Protect the integrity of the u.n. oil for food program. were just taking care of our buddies at the u.n. in the end, after riffling through all of those different rationales for invading, the bush administration pretty much settled on the loan justification that nobody could take issue with. the loan justification that saddam hussein was a bad man. >> i sent american troops to iraq to make its people free. removing saddam hussein from power was the right decision. the men and women who crossed i...

>> bill: factor follow-up segment tonight, corporate corruption. a couple of weeks ago the securities and exchange commission fined the general electric corporation nearly $24 million for violating the foreign corrupt practices act. the story got a little attention but its big and involves is a saddams oil for food program. g.m.s ceo jeffrey immelt finds himself in unpleasant situation. tom burrelli and dr. gardner, a fellow at the heritage foundation. both conservative groups. okay now. begin w...

>> bill: factor follow-up segment tonight, corporate corruption. a couple of weeks ago the securities and exchange commission fined the general electric corporation nearly $24 million for violating the foreign corrupt practices act. the story got a little attention but its big and involves is a saddams oil for food program. g.m.s ceo jeffrey immelt finds himself in unpleasant situation. tom burrelli and dr. gardner, a fellow at the heritage foundation. both conservative groups. okay now. begin w...