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No ones doing that. no ones talking about it. they have the idea, the banks, they get bailed out. what can you do? too big to fail? so i think that theres no conversation that then pushes the political discourse, that then pushes the politicians to push it back against those who fund them well and those who frankly have a lot of power. look at all the number of meetings that had happened to try to get some of these iterations and various versions and parts of the bills passed. the bankers are in...

That he has the right to bomb another country without the approval of congress he probably should have done it rather than make the comment first and then going back. >> he doesnt want to take responsibility. >> thats leadership. >> i want a collective opinion. i want everybodys feedback in this decision that involves lives that we are going to put on the line for this country. >> and our lives. >> the president didnt vacillate with osama bin laden. he was criticized for threatening to go after ...

That he has the right to bomb another country without the approval of congress he probably should have done it rather than make the comment first and then going back. >> he doesnt want to take responsibility. >> thats leadership. >> i want a collective opinion. i want everybodys feedback in this decision that involves lives that we are going to put on the line for this country. >> and our lives. >> the president didnt vacillate with osama bin laden. he was criticized for threatening to go after ...

Spech and until we know, people will be hesitant to commit any american resources to achieve an unknown objective. >> bill crystal, at what point does barack obama have to do a strike to maintain credibility here? >> i dont know. the process can go on. i supported the presidents statement that he felt a red line had been crossed and he was right when he said not just his red line but the worlds. he didnt follow through and went to congress and i supported him when i sought the resolution. im not...

Arming the rebels now is the nature of the rebels changed in the last year or two to where its less of a moderate force than we might have had before. i mean, my problem here is i dont know what a win looks like out of the syria situation. the president didnt articulate what a win looks like in the spech and until we know, people will be hesitant to commit any american resources to achieve an unknown objective. >> bill crystal, at what point does barack obama have to do a strike to maintain cred...

Chemical weapons that they have. but theres a part in there, a caveat, where he says, when we see that the united nations really wants stability in our region and has not -- will stop threatening and striving to attack and stop providing weapons to the terrorists, then well consider that we can carry out these necessary processes to the end. in other words, what hes saying is, well do it if the united states stops threatening us. lets listen to bashar al assad. >> translator: i want to clearly e...

Breaking news development. want to go to moscow where jill dougherty is covering the development here. we understand there was an interview that bashar al assad gave to russian television, russia 24, making some news here. whats the headline, jill? >> reporter: well, id say that the first part is, he says he will be handing over documents to the united nations and also to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, he will carry through the processes, give information, et cetera, a...

Case. >> what do you think about israel? >> i think they have to stay out of it. >> what do you think they think? >> theyve been through so many different processes, and seen assad go around and around and syria say well happily give up our chemical wepapons if russia gives up their nuclear weapons. >> assad wins, he gets more weapons from russia and he takes on the rebels and hes emboldened. >> the chance of this working is everyone wins, major powers able to walk away. putin can say he outstar...

Causes a lunor glow and similar to what the a polo astronauts in the 60s saw. >> one of the important things that the apollo astronauts encountered on the moon was the dust that was everywhere. in fact, we believe now that the dust undergoes a certain set of processes that levitated and shot up in the air as highway as 50 kilometers. >> the rare launch loving many on the east coast with breathtaking images from the top of the rockefeller center as the laddie head totz moon. and in northeastern, ...

The moon, unlike the quick three-day apollo flight. its the size of a small car. it will orbit the moon throughout the lunar atmosphere and fly through dust clouds. >> one of the important things that the apollo astronauts encountered when they were on the moon was an enormous amount of dust. dust seemed to be everywhere. we believe now that the dust undergoes a certain set of processes that actually lev at a timed and shoot up in the air, perhaps 50 kilometers. >> reporter: the rare launch leav...