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Welcome back to "weekends with alex witt." its time for the big three panel. three topic, three talkers and today were looking at cains dramatic exit. president obama channeling teddy roosevelt this week and the new love fest between bill clinton and newt gingrich. here it is. >> we couldnt have gotten done what we did without clinton. he understood negotiating with the legislature. >> hes always thinking. hes always got a bunch of new ideas. some of them are pretty good. >> im joined by karen f...

President clintons impeach. ? >> theres no question about it. its a long way, also a long way from newt gingrich resigning from the congress. obviously almost a decade ago. >> being forced out, i think you mean, robert, by republicans. >>e gosh, youre putting up your dukes. okay. all three of you sit tight. we have other news to do. well get back to you, i promise. meantime, were beginning to see the outcome of the wave of the revolution called the arab spring. it may not be what americans envis...

The bipartisanship. stay whatever you want about the lack of it today, there really was a lot of bipartisanship when you take a look at school uniforms, when you look at welfare reform, not once but twice. there was a lot of things that republicans and democrats did together in 1990s. bill clinton and newt gingrich, there really a genuine mutual respect for each other. >> it sounds ronald reagan, tip oneilesque to me. what is bill clintons -- >> having been on the other side during the shutdowns...

murray is up to a jury. corporations raking in millions in profits and not paying taxes. sometimes the government is paying them. thats triggering outrage on this "american morning". good morning, everyone. it is friday, my very favorite day of the week besides saturday and sunday. happy friday. its november 4th. welcome to "american morning". >> im christine romans. ali is on assignment. hes still in caane. herman cain still defiant this morning. the republican front-runner push...

The state department is saying the comments were not coordinated with the u.s. government. robert tranham is with us, also eleanor clift, contributing editor and columnist for "newsweek" as well as "the daily beast," and a good day to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning, alex. >> frank wisner was sent to egypt last week to try to urge president mubarak to step aside gracefully. what does the white house do now, when the same guys advocating pretty much the opposite? >> well, it seems l...

President has to relate to them in some way in a country where the u.s. popularity is at 12% and the population, half of them are under 24. so, this is really a -- its a moving target. >> yeah. robert, im curious, give me a sense of how the tenor is in washington in terms of grading the administration, how theyve been handling things. and is this going to give any fodder to critics or are there quiet voices when it comes to opposition these days? >> you know the age-old saying that politics ends...

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