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which means by then at least another $1.5 trillion in more debt piled on by then, close to $2 trillion more than when i first spoke those words in january. now, you would think that would be enough to scare these guys. i trust medicare, right? >> exactly, neal. republicans passed a budget through the house. it had controversial medicare provisions. house republicans now backing a bit from that. republicans are basically a little frightened to move entitlement reform right now because o...

Right now. i wish i could, and i wish i could talk millirims and all the different possibilities in terms of what the radiation plume might look like, but we know chernobyl, the problems there they have an exclusion zone, a large area was contaminated. we cant possibly know yet what is going to be the situation in japan. but, clearly, this is a serious crisis, and im hoping, everyones hoping that it can be resolved relatively quickly. jon: we all are hoping that. robert bryce, senior fellow at t...

word they captured an opposition stronghold west of the capitol. what is next, a question we are going to ask. its all new and live and its "happening now." greg: a lot of news to get to on this tuesday. good morning to you im jon scott. jenna: good morning, im jenna lee. we are here in the fox newsroom. happening right now a new aftershock rocking gentleman man as the nation koeps with a nuclear disaster in the making after a third exemploys at one of your plants causing radiation to ...

>> tonight, a young virginia mother struggles to save her children in a fast-moving house fire. in the end, she saved three and died trying to save the others. we begin with a look at how her tight-knit community is gathering to remember her and two little boys. im maureen umeh. >> im will thomas. the police watched her hand her children out of the second- story window one-by-one and went back inside for the last two boys and they never made it out alive and roz plater is live where th...

>> ifill: paul solman goes back to a missouri manufacturer that has proven itself small enough to succeed, in this era of "too big to fail." >> its very, very hard to get passion in the organization over 250, over 400 people. you lose the touch that you really need in terms of building the teamwork that you want. >> woodruff: ray suarez gets a supreme court update from marcia coyle of "the national law journal" on todays arguments over the right of privacy and a decision allowing a cro...

to succeed, in this era of "too big to fail." >> its very, very hard to get passion in the organization over 250, over 400 people. you lose the touch that you really need in terms of building the teamwork that you want. >> woodruff: ray suarez gets a supreme court update from marcia coyle of "the national law journal" on todays arguments over the right of privacy and a decision allowing a cross to stand in the mojave national preserve. >> ifill: and, jeffrey brown talks with author tim...

Numbers. >> john: nine billion, shell, 7 billion. >> relative to what? they are huge xeajs because they sell a lot of product and invest a lot. relative to the size of the business they are not profitable industries to be in. >> john: where does our gasoline come from? >> where do we get it? >> out of the country. >> from the middle east. >> india. >> im not really sure. probably afghanistan. >> saudi arabia, venezuela, canada. >> john: we was getting close, robert, canada? you pointed out we ge...

Numbers. >> john: nine billion, shell, 7 billion. >> relative to what? they are huge xeajs because they sell a lot of product and invest a lot. relative to the size of the business they are not profitable industries to be in. >> john: where does our gasoline come from? >> where do we get it? >> out of the country. >> from the middle east. >> india. >> im not really sure. probably afghanistan. >> saudi arabia, venezuela, canada. >> john: we was getting close, robert, canada? you pointed out we ge...

United states which is currently off-limits. so it translates into 1% reduction in price. that is all well and good but 1% in world crude oil surprises not going to be noticeable by most american consumers. >> john: thank you jerry and robert. we just begin to debunk the myths. well see what sarah palin says. first, will bill oreilly pay me the thousand bucks he owes me. >> how dollars on that, i want a thousand. >> ill fight with bill when we return. follow the wings.

Dependent. who could object to that. jerry does so does the author of "power hungry." robert bryce. everybody loves energy independence. >> why not been independence and ipod independence. this is most hack need phrase in american politics. the reality is we live in an integrated global economy. whether we talk about gasoline, ipods, fresh flowers, tennis rackets, those markets are global. why would we want to be independent of the worlds biggest most important transparent market? it makes no se...