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Bring hamas into government. could you ever imagine any kind of workable administration with hamas? >> can you imagine a peace deal with al qaeda? of course not. hamas has a constitution. if it tore it up and the constitution calls for the annihilation of israel. if they got rid of that, yes. if they stopped firing rockets or importing rockets to launch on our cities as we just intercepted some iranian rockets yesterday that were intended for hamas. if they stopped terrorism, if they stopped cal...

Is happening there or the reality, it could rile the concern here in the united states of the markets. the markets going up and down. we see triple digit moves sometimes. >> i think it is the third straight day we had a big decline in the stock markets. stocks are down this morning already. i think, look, just anytime you have the evaporation of liquidation of wealth that happened in japan, it causes markets all over the world to decline. the one thing is that the dollar has rallied as it always...

Points. that was after tokyos nikkei stock exchange posted a more than 10% drop, the biggest one-day drop since 2008. japan is one of the biggest producer and sellers of goods worldwide. automakers, consumer electronics giants all suffered production losses because of the quake. we have our team from cnbc on what could be a growing economic crisis. melissa francis is at cnbc world headquarters and phil lebow in chicago. give me a sense of the mashlgts and how whats happening in japan is rippling...

Shortly after moving into 10 downing street less than a year ago, british prime minister david cameron and his government began a bold experiment, set out to prove the way to dig britain out of the economic problems was to raise taxes, of course, in contrast to what is being done in the u.s. will it save britain? recent growth numbers have been bad. i sat down with david cameron last week to ask him about his efforts. >> thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> when winston churchill was...

Shortly after moving into ten down sting less than a year ago, british prime minister david cameron and his government began a bold experiment, set out to prove the way to dig britain out of the economic problems was to slash spending, raise taxes and in contrast to what is being done in the u.s. will it save britain? recent growth numbers have been bad. i sat down with david cameron last week to ask him about his efforts. >> thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> when winston churchil...

>> when winston churchill was prime minister, he said i have not become the first minister to preside over the liquidation of the prime minister. are you the minister who will preside over the liquidation of britains role? >> id like to take this britain is a front role player and will remain so. new windows phone. now for a limited time get a samsung focus for $99.99, at at&t.

Prime minister, are you the prime minister who will preside over the liquidation of britains role? >> id like to take this opportunity, ma britain is maintaining his role and is a front player and will remain so. it flows with clean water. it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier. all to become the kind of city people want to live and work in. somewhere in america, weve already answered some of the nations toughest questions. and the over sixty thousand people of siemens are rea...

Years. the government is not going to sell their stake, all of it right away it will be a gradual liquidation that will be the determination. >> phil lebeau. did the government have any role in this? >> they say no. they say no. but remember, dan ackerson was appointed by the treasury department. so, if he is their appointee, wouldnt it make sense that they have some sense of whats happen? >> i would think so phil lebeau who covers the auto industry for us and for cnbc, thanks for that eliminati...

40%. when the financial crisis hit and this great recession hit, that collided with an industry that, for a long time, had put off some hard choices. had put off adapting to changing times. and we had to face a hard unimaginable reality, which is two of the big three automakers, gm and chrysler were on the brink of liquidation. if that had happened, more than 1 million jobs could have been lost and that would have been a devastating blow to the entire economy. now, ford was in better financial s...

People voted to deny the government authority to require them to purchase health insurance or infringe upon the rights to offer or accept direct payment for lawful health care services an modify laws regarding the liquidation of certain domestic insurance companies. does that make sense to you? you got it? martha: youre saying people didnt read the proposition, they dont know what it says, its grouped in together so it doesnt matter, is that the argument? >> im saying its awfully confuse, it com...