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resetting the relationship with a key gulf ally which had frank l. turned very rocky and had turned its sights on china and russia. so i guess it begs the question sort of he was damned if he did, damned if he didn't. but from the white house perspective how do you believe they are assessing the success or not of this trip? >> you know, i think some of it is going to come from today. how much understanding from other gcc nations, they really feel that the united states is genuinely committing to security in the region, which is something that they want and they want to feel that. but what type of security that's going to be. i think in terms of how he can best judge the success of his trip would be in terms of the political reward he gets and the obvious political reward is if he came in as he did wanting saudi arabia and other gcc members to up their output of
with a lot of blood. in terms of those next _ with a lot of blood. in terms of those next steps, _ with a lot of blood. in terms of those next steps, and - with a lot of blood. in terms of those next steps, and you - with a lot of blood. in terms of l those next steps, and you talked about the politics are becoming undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, the people who are not massive boxing fans and do not understand, that means holding the four belts simultaneously and since there have been four belts to unify it to become undisputed heavyweight champion, there have only been five titleholders of that. what are the obstacles and do you think he can overcome them? there is obviously the rematch clause with anthony joshua the rematch clause with anthony joshua . . ~ the rematch clause with anthony joshua ., ., ~ ., ~ joshua that frank was talking about and with dili _ joshua that frank was talking about and with dili and _ joshua that frank was talking about and with dili and white _ joshua that frank was talking about and with dili and white that - joshua that frank was talking about and with dili and white that frank l and with dili and white that frank was talking about. lennox lewis became undisputed heavyweight champion and i think 1999, but we are stripped of all of the belts within a few months because of they just came on top. —— and with dillian whyte. all they were interested in was the money, they do
something he hadn't really worked on and he wasn't going to get much credit for. all these other project he could do all those things publicly with the ribbon cuttings. what i want to stress is how much we lost. i mean, the state just lost millions we have not recaptured and that report showed about the delays. we have the snow in the last week or so. i was on a train going back and forth to new york and there were all kinds of delays because of the snow. so we're facing another 10 or 15 years with major delays not being able to get in and out of the city. the loss to commerce and jobs is incredible. soap the politics of the port authority and basically changing things, it's not beneficial to the state. >> steve, one quick thing, to follow up the congressman. i know the senator was disturbed when the governor came into office. they had a discussion because this was, indeed, frank l lautenbe lautenberg's testament to his
pain caused her to stop. she was the first person to swim without a shark age. i don't know if you had a chance to see a video. there is an tried to do this han blown off course because of the currents, as you can understand. she was following that orange strip in front of her that you see in a moment to keep her on track, but the winds started kicking up and that moves the tides and when the tides blow west to east you get off course, and it costs too much time and energy. alisyn: we were really rooting for her. bill: a woman, 61, come on. alisyn: maybe she can try again. bill: good luck. alisyn: back to politics. republicans and democrats jumping on the politics of the economic crisis. two brand-new attack ads hitting the air waves, frank l u.n. tz on what the average joe thinks about the dirty politics. bill: she spent three nights alone in the wilderness, no food, no water, a broken leg and fractured back, and today she is talking about it.
bussed out of sendai, a city in the north. 14 buses were sent overnight and should arrive in the next few hours to take the 600 americans to safety. we understand president obama will speak from the rose garden at 3:30 p.m., megyn. megyn: you can catch those remarks on shepard's show. jennifer griffin, thanks so much. back here at home, folks there are new developments in the budget showdown. that could ultimately still prompt a government shut down. 30 prints from now the u.s. senate is expected to vote and pass we think a sixth stopgap bill to keep the government running into early april. it's only a three-week extense. trying to find funding through september, they don't have it yet. we have seen and heard a lot of finger pointing from across the aisle and now we are going to check in with what americans think about this whole mess. pollster frank l u.n. tz is offer of the book win the key principle to take you from ordinary to extraordinary. this thing has already hit number five on the new york
over act, 2010. megyn: george lake off does a great job on the left branding things, frank l u.n. tz does a good job on the right. frank, the term death panels became a defining term and now apparently they are back now -- although it's voluntary, you voluntary get an adviser, you're not forced to get one. look -- megyn: the death panel monitor worked to the detriment of that healthcare act. >> when you have something that pithy and that defining it hurts people they are after. democrats have to do more of that on their side. megyn: that's an interesting thought. it raised my eyebrows, that was the problem with healthcare was the branding. >> you can say that but then it did pass. megyn: not just that, even now the numbers against it are high. it can't all be due to the name of it. >> that's temporary i think. obama's numbers are getting up. as people get more into this and
i'm thinking parting it with peo is not good. >> lincoln chafee when he came up with the hard act. they asked what does it stand for? he said we'll figure it out later. you have to have something that is sexy, catching, i have to say republicans are better at branding. frank l u.n. tz is brilliant at the language. ricklanguage. megyn: you also are not a fan of ppupaca. >> a lot of people name it obamacare republicans have always been better. they call people on my side libs. megyn: your old friend san
a longtime and it shows. >> either you don't have enough of a resume or you're too much of a player inside washington so you can't have it both ways. the fact that he doesn't have that kind of resume may be good for him. the end result is it's a deal that we should of and hopefully democrats will come on board and realize it's the best we can do. megyn: thank you. coming up next frank l u.n. tz with a very interesting focus group. [ male announcer ] when you eat kashi golean,
wacko and a nut case. he ought to take this up with his therapist or publicist, whatever, how pitiful is that woman, shame on her, shame on her. megyan: coming up we'll get reaction from voter. you may be surprised what sao of them have to say about the williams controversy. frank l u.n. tz joins us live from his focus group. you will only see it here. this is the first time it's going to hit air, and wow is it interesting. if you want to hear juan's side, click on juan's quote, i was fired for telling the truth. days after a mystery shooting at the pentagon some new possible clues 30 miles away. police went to the grounds of the united states marine corps heritage museum in virginia today. there was also a shooting at this building just days before the shooting incident at the pentagon. and now police are taking a closer look at shell casings recovered at the marine museum.