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Vladmir putin, good friend with some of the oligarches, he is not happy. heather: were here in the good ol u.s. of a, so any impact on us here? >> yes. minor leagues but were breathing a sigh of relief. when the stock market opened this monday morning even though it followed a series of all-time record highs you will probably see stocks go up a little bit more at opening bell this morning because of a bailout of cyprus. heather: stu varney, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. youve been bus...

Know this. i mean, oreilly, its very clear, i dont think bill oreilly knows who ezra klein is. i dont think he consumes any of the news that comes out of here, obviously. and just doesnt consume anything outside of that bubble. >> yeah, and i think whats interesting in watching it, first of all, it never gets less awkward watching bill oreilly literally losing his mind and screaming at him. but republicans dont understand the terms of the debate. to your term, they dont really understand the bud...

Tea party members. >> getting to the next story, conservative gasser the in cpac, they do that three weeks from now and they didnt invite chris christie. >> why should they? the guy has 74% approval rating. he stood up to powerful union bosses. he made the pension programs -- >> my goodness, look at his approval rating. who wants that! >> he actually has cut spending in real dollars. >> ew. >> this years budget compared to 2008 budget. hes cut corporate tax rates. >> good lord. >> hes grown the ...

Unfortunately its not the right way to go, i dont think anyone wants to bail out detroit for mismanagement. >> brenda: julian, what say you. >> i think we have to define the terms, quid pro quo and bailout are unfortunate terms. i think that jonas made the right point. you have to separate long-term and short-term issues. long-term, the same way that the government reformed entitlement, the state has to reform pension programs. and many states and governments are doing that. in the short-term, h...

Has been the center arguably of this debate about what is the relationship between government and the people. >> well, and more specifically, how does government deal with budget problems? and how does it bring its budget deficit to heel? thats what a lot of states are facing, including wisconsin. and scott walker took on public unions, took on the pension programs, and was willing to break a lot of china. and ultimately prevailed and withstood a recall effort. so thats the state from which paul...

People? >> well, and more specifically, how does government deal with budget problems and how does it bring its budget deficit to heel. thats what a lot of states are facing, thats what wisconsin was facing, and you had a governor in scott walker who took on public unions, took on the pension programs, and was willing to break a lot of china and ultimately prevailed and withstood a recall effort. so thats the state from which paul ryan comes. the immediate question on the presidential level is w...

And the people. >> well, and more specifically, how does government deal with budget problems? and how does it bring its budget deficit to heel? thats what a lot of states are facing, including wisconsin. and you had a governor there, in scotland walker, who took on public unions, took on the pension programs and was willing to break a lot of china. and ultimately prevailed and withstood a recall effort. so thats the state from which paul ryan comes. the immediate question on the presidential le...

world heard of osama bin laden there was shake omar, a blind egyptian cler irk who was the spiritual leaders of the 1993 world trade center bombers. he was later convicted of plotting to blow up other new york city landmarks and is serving a life sentence in the u.s. but now a surprise development. egypts first democratically elected president, who will be sworn in tomorrow, is vowing to free him whom he calls a political prisoner. our cnn senior international correspondent, dan rivers...

Senior executives at oregon iron works where they were outbid. >> the sad part here is the job loss. we lost 3,000 jobs over the course of the last five years of u.s. workers who are not employed at this point in time. these jobs went to china. we lost high-wage jobs, family-wage jobs. jobs that pay health and welfare benefits and pension programs. all of the laws -- its absurd. its absurd we have to have this conversation. but we do. what pieces of legislation do you have in front of the congre...

Touting is not appearance that anyone should want in the white house because his job was to out source jobs, cut pension programs and devastate the lives of thousands of people. hes demonstrated he has a callous disregard for that as evidence from yesterday as he said he enzo6 firing people. >> we can take that out of context. the fact is he was referring to selecting particular insurance providers and if one didnt provide a satisfy ri service then he can fire them. >> he didnt say when i dont ...