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a bartender, didnt want her drinks watered down. >> and inside syria, cnn, breaches the borders and witnesses firsthand some of the slaughter. people grabbing children off the streets to protect them from snipers, wholesale violence and assaults in neighborhoods, we will get you inside and show you whats happening. >> we finally have a deal here. late last night word that a payroll tax cut is now in place and lawmakers are using a word you havent heard for a while. it is called comprom...

really get it out that this is a fashion shoot that is supposed to be taken in a vein of art. and that images do get manipulated. and take a look. this is what it is. photo shop does this. and show them on the computer so that they can be educated that this is not reality. even the women on the covers of many, many magazines, its not their knows, not the eyebrows, its not the hair color. if you can talk about in and communicate this with your kids, thats brilliant. this is a very, very...

Are making so much money and begging, pleading with the president, do not beat us out for being successful. >>neil: and brazil does not punish the companies that invest abroad or china. >>guest: and they do not have the repatriation tax. >>neil: your thoughts on g.m., freezing pensions for white color workers, and this is a company we took over as taxpayers. what do you make of that? >>guest: in some ways that reminds me of americas own version of greece. a major problem. we bailed them out and ...

Because we will do that we will give you an extra week vacation and bonuses. sort of like the greeks saying we are having a hard final getting off the 14 months worth of pay for 12 months of work. >>neil: i welcome getting up to speed, but they are doing everything that a private bankruptcy who is done, the only difference, including shuttering the plants and laying off workers. >>guest: we are the back stop, the taxpayers and the stop has to double to break even and we own 500 million shares. a...

Were trying to do this the right way, the fair way. we have a game plan, the deal with the deficit as we deal with the short-term problems of keeping our economy going. >> senator, democrats dont love everything in this deal, the length of jobless benefits will shrink in some states, federal workers are expected to contribute more to their pensions. should democratic voters expect more concessions along the way to find compromise that can move the country forward collectively? >> i have concerns...

This is a very good moment in time for the president. and people say americans want some encouragement to be able to say, hey, i want to vote for this president because i see some things going in the right direction. and i think theyve got some of that going their way now. >> well, we should learn more details of that compromise that you mention, david in congress to extend the payroll tax reduction for millions of americans through the end of the year. lawmakers have sign ed off on a tentative ...

Programs. under the deal, unemployed workers would be entitled to fewer weeks of jobless benefits and government employees would be required to contribute more to their pensions. in other news, a new show of military strength by the navy under scores the point washington has been making for months. that united states interests overseas will not bow to threats from iran. a reporter was there as a strike group passed therough a water wy miles off the iranian coast. >> reporter: it was daybreak a...

Over the weekend, protesters through the that troubled country try to destroy it, why? because the greek government is cutting entitlements to save itself from default. 22% cut in the greek minimum wage and 150,000 government layoffs. incredibly, almost 25% of the entire greek workforce works for the government. paid for by the government. thats why the country is bankrupt. they cant afford the pensions, health care benefits and salaries it owes the public workers. my pal glenn beck thinks ameri...

Over the weekend, protesters through the that troubled country try to destroy it, why? because the greek government is cutting entitlements to save itself from default. 22% cut in the greek minimum wage and 150,000 government layoffs. incredibly, almost 25% of the entire greek workforce works for the government. paid for by the government. thats why the country is bankrupt. they cant afford the pensions, health care benefits and salaries it owes the public workers. my pal glenn beck thinks ameri...

Greek prime minister lucas papademos denounced the violence. a difficult session. >> we face a very, very tough but a very, very crucial decision. the greek parliament will send a message of responsibility. a message of sense of duty to the people of greece and to the people of europe. >> reporter: in the midnight hour, the parliament approved a bailout deal by a wide margin. under the plan, greece will receive $170 billion in rescue loans by the european union and international rescue fund. its...