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At a holiday party. you can see in the photograph what is going on. it looks like hes courting the woman. it is one of those things. obviously, story came out, arnold has this love child and the mother was a maid at the home. we are told the way the relationship was this woman would come over make breakfast for arnold, start working on the house, at some point they would have a sexual relationship inside the home, where maria and all the other children lived. like i said, if you look at these ph...

At a holiday party. you can see in the photograph what is going on. it looks like hes courting the woman. it is one of those things. obviously, story came out, arnold has this love child and the mother was a maid at the home. we are told the way the relationship was this woman would come over make breakfast for arnold, start working on the house, at some point they would have a sexual relationship inside the home, where maria and all the other children lived. like i said, if you look at these ph...

That area or afghanistan that are trying to kill our troops. >> a lot of people asked the question immediately after the jubilation we sought people out on the streets down at ground zero, literally, celebrating when this news came out sunday night and then the next day and the day after, some people were asking, now what? i asked that question to you, mr. maginnis. now what in the war on terror? >> well, obviously, al qaeda has morphed. its morphed not only into afghanist afghanistan, but also ...

Corporation, it is bad for the workers. >>guest: you are right, shep, and that is the problem. sometimes what is good for american business is in the so good for the average worker. all of those operational efficiencies and cost cuttings that drove profits up in 2010 also led to heads rolling and no raises in 2010 and hiring freezes. >>shepard: the c.e.o. who did the best from the year 2010, obviously, was a c.e.o. of viacom which is mtv and paramount pictures and the c.e.o. making $84.5 million...

From the white house. i want to move from the white house to capitol hill, because many, many members of congress are talking and reacting to the news that the president has decided not to release the pictures of a deceased osama bin laden. lets go to dana bash because she and her team have been talking to members of the house and the senate side, and dana, what is the reaction? are most people in support of the presidents decision? >> well, it is interesting, because you mentioned that leadin...

States and to u.s. interests around the world. and then secondly, can they discern information in this treasure trove that will lead them to other high-value targets. >> and there are still a lot of high-value targets out there, gary, obviously, the number two man ayman al zawahiri is still believed to be somewhere in that country. >> and you have an entire subapparatus of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. bin ladens himself a yemeni, familys got ties to these people. i suspect as fran just sta...

Internationally, is obviously more celebrity, personality driven. i think thats why this is such a challenge for the media. precisely because theres a great deal of attention on these stories as personal narratives, and they may rate well, but they may not be newsworthy. one other data point that i thought was very interesting is that about 65% of the social media discussion on twitter about the wedding and the run-up came from the united states. so while twitter, obviously, played a role in oth...

And they come from europe just to stir up trouble. whos coming in. >> they didnt have 250,000 people in march. that was a big demonstration. >> its been huge obviously. the concern is what will happen on those days in situations like this, westminster abbey is one of the concerns, as they all try to gets in 1900 people at one time effectively, there are 80 private security teams here to represent royalty from other countries, represent elton john and others, try to coordinate that. >> that will ...

Forced into that trap and he is not ready to do it, he wont admit that. prices always go up for some other reason, never because the federal reserve creates new money. thats the part that sort of exasperates me, but he is reflecting a keynesian version of fiat money and centro economic planning that just totally disagree with. >> how is it you would recommend political tools or policy tools were used to rein in that abuse, whether the most obviously being the threat to our currency and minor and...

And you know, just that the talk of bringing on supply or getting on supply, it will be years before we see the benefit. what do you think? >> well, okay, let me give you three points quickly. 13% drop in the gulf and thats had a tiny drop in the bucket of world oil production and would not affect world oil prices at all. second, theres not one less tea cup in world inventories than a year ago and theres no shortage of oil. third, there is had an obviously, speculation driving this price. theres...