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Resolutions we talk about. >> so in this case, the president is putting forward a budget. he put forward a budget in the past. this one whats notable is exactly what you noted, which is hes going an extra mile saying, all right, there was some question of whether they rejected his offer in the fall, was he still willing to make a compromise. it sounds like in this budget he is going to be willing to compromise, but i dont know. i dont see the republicans really coming around. it feels like right...

Teachers. and the agreement with ctu, our teachers who are rated excellent and profishenatpeurfish -- prof. >> teachers will lose their jobs? >> they may not follow their students to the welcoming schools. there could be falloff. cant predict that right now. but really this is -- i feel for people with their jobs, obviously, but its the foremost and at the center of what we are doing is making decisions about what will be a better quality of edge for our children. >> so you will take the money f...

Really, youre going to say isnt it always that the woman is the emotional one and had breakdown in class and she cried. if this were a guy, well, he probably wouldnt have this lawsuit in the first place, but if it were a guy, they would never allege this. its always the woman who is overly emotional and overly, you know, excited and has a breakdown. >> so you think theres -- >> thats their only defense. >> so you think its about the process who -- prof professors o had it out for you. >> i was m...

With violence? >> im the religion prof. this is my question as an intellectual and academic. i dont see thats for everybody else to do. >> im asking that from a masters of religious stud i didnt say. were on the same ground here. why do we always need to look inward when another group reacts violenting to exercises free speech or something inadvertent? >> exactly. i dont think we have to, but we need to be aware that not everybodys culture will receive the same things we value culturally, period...

In his new book "bailout," he confirms the government and leaders of both sides of the aisle are looking out for their most important constituents and it isnt you. in the guest spot today, neil bore rof ski, the former inspector general for t.a.r.p. and author of the inside account of how washington abandoned main street while rescuing wall street. one of the mandates for the treasury department in implementing tarn was to preserve home ownership. youre saying that was basically never on anybody...

regimes promised cease fire. but were now learning the syrian government has new demands. and its easter sunday. "new york times" nick christoff joins us to talk about his new column. youre watching cnn sunday morning, where news doesnt take the weekend off. good morning, everybody. im randi kaye. glad youre with us. it is a story you heard here first. two men in custody by authoriti. this is one of them. i asked jonathan brooks will the arrest and how they found the suspects. >> we ...

>> thats not why were playing it. thats a healthy ego. >> you got to go with the joke. >> i know. were just teasing. >> just want to honor my man. >> this is in honor of don cornelius. we announced his death yesterday. soul train, did you watch "soul train" ever? am i right, saturday morning? >> did you pass by the channel or actually stop? >> we have a lot to get to. let me introduce our panel to you will cain, john fugelsan, i mangle your name all the time. soledad obrien -- >> thats...

the former governor haley barbour. before leaving office he gave 14 pardons including a murderer. in an exclusive interview with cnn, eps hes sorry and has found god and changed his life. he worked in the governors office as part of a prison program for three years and talked with the governor he said every day. >> reporter: your pardon, as you probably know by now, has triggered a lot of outrage. not just yours, of course. but the pardons of other prisoners. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: ...

its great on talk radio, great in the print. it makes for fun reading. but in terms of a president, we need a leader. and a leader needs to be someone who can bring americans together. >> moments ago the iowa front-runner, now the national front-runner, newt gingrich, deflected governor romneys criticism directed at gingrich campaign. telling reporters at a press conference that just concluded in iowa city, iowa he will continue to focus on staying positive. positive was not the tone g...

political university for the republican white house hopefuls. most of the candidates have iowa on their schedule today with their eyes on the all important caucuses less than three weeks away. that includes newt gingrich, whos iowa campaign director resigned amid reports he called romneys mormon faith a cult. but do voters share that view? and could that be part of the reason why mitt romney isnt xweting even more support? joe johns is joining us with more. hes been taking a closer loo...