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Ourselves being that deeply emotionally affected by it, were upset. but i think, if anything, were upset at ourselves for kind of being played at fools. you cant be played as a fool if youre not all in. you know, if youre not completely, emotionally vested in something that maybe you shouldnt be. >> a lot of people were and dealing with their emotions today. max kellerman predicting five championships over the next five years. and you can take his predictions to the bank. have a good one. enjoy ...

Whose blog about how to correctly establish an insurgency attracted the attention of the nigerian rebels at one point. john is the author of "brave new world: the next stage of terrorism and the end globalization." breath, ill start with you i look at it. i dont have as much information as anybody in the conversation. why are we there? why are we in afghanistan? why are we paying for afghanistan? you view, and i dont want to put you in the pro-afghanistan point, but somebody has to do it because...

Michele bachmann on the gulf disaster says one key figure should say, quote, were not going to be chumps and were not going to be fleeced and they shouldnt be, they shouldnt have to be fleeced. the key figure shes talking about -- bp. shes defending bp! all the news and commentary now on "countdown." >> im going to travel every day of the week. good evening from new york. first, there was the speech, and then there were the actions which spoke louder than it did. our fifth story on the count...

>> the president: we all know what happens in arizona when you dont have id. [ laughing ] >> the president: adios amigos! >> sean: mean with will other democrats are speaking out on the law. heres what house speaker nancy pelosi had to say. >> as a practical matter we cant say to people 12 million of you go back to wherever you came from or go to jail. we cant do that. >> sean: joining me with reaction and analysis former new york city mayor giuliani. good to see you. your reaction i know you we...

>> the president: we all know what happens in arizona when you dont have id. [ laughing ] >> the president: adios amigos! >> sean: mean with will other democrats are speaking out on the law. heres what house speaker nancy pelosi had to say. >> as a practical matter we cant say to people 12 million of you go back to wherever you came from or go to jail. we cant do that. >> sean: joining me with reaction and analysis former new york city mayor giuliani. good to see you. your reaction i know you we...

When they post the profits and shouldnt be. >> to charles war on profits, you see it not just in finance and words thrown at executives there, but you saw it in the health care debate. the attacks on health insurance companies because they actually made money. you can look at the largest health insurance companies in this country, and their annual profits are less than 1% of our total health care spending. and theyre still vilified. >> and it goes further, dagen. i dont think they would like peo...

That place because i took the last of it. >> there you go. >> all right. good headlines this week i want to i want to get your opinion on. chrysler posting its first quarterly profit since bankruptcy last year. gm repaid its bailout loan in full and ahead of schedule. there are $50 billion in federal health. are these signs automakers turned the corner or are we making too much of this? >> you can pretty much say its good evidence that the system worked. now, we can argue whether they should be ...

>> im sure they would have. which guess back to the discussion weve been having -- which goes back to the discussion weve been having for a long time about whether or not institutions who pay for journalism, pay for stories should be rewarded by this prize. many of us feel no they shouldnt be, despite the fact that i acknowledge it was great, great reporting. >> whether or not the -- >> the story in theç enquirer single-handedly ended his run for the presidency. resulted in a grand jury invest...

The system is broken. thats why we wrote a check for $700 billion to bail out these firms, because you had entities out there luring people into mortgages they couldnt afford, consumers werent protected, fees charged exorbitantly. this bill fixes a lions share of those things i mentioned. >> it looks to me criminal, you lure people into investments, you know they will fail, stinking offers, not good investments so you can hedge it and make money on the other end. seems to me thats classic bit of...

>> im sure they would have. which guess back to the discussion weve been having -- which goes back to the discussion weve been having for a long time about whether or not institutions who pay for journalism, pay for stories should be rewarded by this prize. many of us feel no they shouldnt be, despite the fact that i acknowledge it was great, great reporting. >> whether or not the -- >> the story in theç enquirer single-handedly ended his run for the presidency. resulted in a grand jury invest...