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>> since you ignored my opening question well try craig on this. we debate the state of her brain, we debate her becoming a grandmother, every joke, full-time beat reporters assigned to hillary clinton. she may not like the press very much but could the press make people sick of her because you know, weve got 2 1/2 years to go in this campaign. >> i think thats why shes so careful about the interviews that she does. i think theyre very aware of that. >> now we have the book tour. >> then there w...

Thinking? that was darrell issas opening question in this hearing. well take you back there live in a minute. >> the $4 million conference in anaheim -- what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. backflips and camm, ok!s. ching! i like the fact that theres lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast im very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching.

Program here and abroad. i am thinking through as far as deciding it. i kept an open mind. this battle is never about the president being a democrat or whether they are about a democrat appointment. to me its about the principals that might be overturned by the nominee. >> thank you. i know you have a lot of work to do and i appreciate you coming on. we will see you on the floor voting. thank you very much. back to you. >> i tip my hat to you for grabbing rand paul, the man of the last 24 hours....

Out on the fringes, santorum and ron paul. whats your take-away. settle theres a tweet that said ron paul and rick santorum seemed like chaperones with mitt and newt going at it. we agree with mikas opening question, that mitt romney staunched the bleeding and hes back on the horse. he didnt shine, he still seemed over programmed. at times. still some little awkward talking about his taxes. but he was on the offensive. he had newt answering him. and gave him all the momentum going into this, goi...

This new deal, this $3 billion. >> for the hardest hit fund? >> thats $2 billion is going to the hardest hit fund, it goes to states with the highest level of unemployment and goes to homeowners who are unemployment. ok? theres all kinds of questions this raises. number one, are you chucking good taxpayer money after bad? youve already spent $22 billion on the first time home buyer tax credit. $165 billion to bail out fannie and freddie. youve got home equity loans defaulting at a record rate an...