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To take it all very personally and think somehow they are different and special and, that goes against the founding spirit of this country. which is that we dont have a ruling class, we dont have royalty, we dont have monarchies, we have everybody is subject to the same laws and so, i think term limits, what that will do, is remind people that you are only going to be here a short time. your job is to be a citizen legislator to serve the public for a short time and go back to being an ordinary c...

Mcclintock plan and pay off the debts first and prioritize. what a shock to the ruling class in washington, d.c. they dont have all the money they want to spend. we never did have that ability to be able to carry all that money. >> chris: but arent you worried what the creditor is and the financial markets would say if we dont raise the debt ceiling and have to start doing that? as they i have everybody from ben bernanke to your speaker john boehner say it would be a financial disaster? >> i don...

Off the debts first and prioritize. what a shock to the ruling class in washington, d.c. they dont have all of the money they want to spend. and we never did have that ability -- >> dont you worry -- what our creditors would say, what the financial markets would say? if we dont raise the debt ceiling, and we have to start doing that. >> i dont know -- >> you know, they say everybody from ben bernanke to your speaker, john boehner say it would be a financial disaster. >> i dont know if you heard ...

This explains why sarkozy is so interested in protecting libya. >> you mean this wasnt just statesmanship and leadership on the part of the president of france? >> i was baffled by the fact and thought id never live to see the day when we were following the french into a military campaign. >> at times the ruling, i guess we could call them, the ruling class in this country seems to be the most dilutional group in the world. because if this isnt about oil, its hard to explain our presence in afgh...

Number 2, bakersfield, california. for the most you be healthy air quality days in 2009, and the number one most toxic city with 11.3 million pounds on site toxic philly, philadelphia, pennsylvania. well, lets talk hollywood now, because it just snagged a former senator. chris dodd, who just finished up his last senate term out of connecticut, is now the new chairman of the npaa, the motion picture association of america, and joe johns is here with the "political pop." chris dodd, huh? >> yeah...

Those who are balancing their budgets. >> thank you for standing up to the ruling class, thank you for standing up to the liberal power brokers, the guardians of the status quo, and the royal triangle of greed. big government. big unions. and big bailed out businesses. bill: maryland congressman chris van hollen is ranking democrat on the house budget committee, how you doing, sir, and good morning. >> doing fine, how are you? >> bill: doing fine and thank you for coming back to "americas newsro...

>> thats a key point, cenk. >> bob, i want to get back to you. i to know, how do we conclude this with a victory for the middle class and not for the ruling class. >> what stephanie said is important. its important that the story of wisconsin be told and told correctly around the country, that people understand the nature of the stakes, the kind of attack, that this starts to become the dividing line between the rational, the barely rational like mitch daniels and the wingnuts like governor walk...

Capacity, and offshore i think you may see forces move in, not necessarily invading libya, but, you know, knocking things out of the sky. yes, i wont say american, but at least international american capacity deployed against the libyan government if it continues to attack their own people. >> steve, how about the defectio defections. normally a dictator ship consult investigates a ruling class, bull look, the diplomats, some of the colonels, flipping on him so quick. what has he do for them to ...

Middle east economy. lets talk about bahrain. whats at stake here? >> its the home to the fifth fleet for the u.s. military. so its always the loued bahrain to punch above its weight. its a conduit and it sits on the eastern flank of saudi arabia. when you sit in bahrain with a population of less than a million people you can drive over the causeway and youre in eastern saudi arabia. so strategically very important. and across the street is iran. its always been very sensitive. the ruling family...

Reporting on the shia unrest in that country. bahrain is a tiny island kingdom. half a million bahrainians live there and the other half a million are ex-patriots who work there. what were seeing there is demonstrations in the street. are largely shias. they are the majority, but the ruling class is sunni, so the demonstrations in bahrain are a little bit more sectarian in nature than what we saw in egypt where it was really an anti-government movement that brought the dictatorship down. >> this...