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Quo? right now the status quo is equality in marriage. what are the people of new hampshire saying to this? >> i think its kind of funny when somebody out of state sits here and tells me how i should live my life in new hampshire. it really is an interesting thing. and i think that today youre going to see a real bipartisan push, republicans and democrats, that are on the side of freedom and liberty and understand that this is the "live free or die" state and what theyre really voting on here is...

>> i do. its going to have to stop at that point. at that point, newt gingrich becomes less something like a nominee and a lot more like a nuisance. i think even newt gingrich for his own sake will not want to continue that. >> our political power panel this morning, thanks to all four of you. i appreciate your time. so theres still a lot on the agenda this morning. this specifically is catching attention of a lot of people across the country. calls for a police chief to be fired after the dea...

You consider they ran 32 front page consecutive news stories on abu gra and they leaked financial transactions with terrorists and they have put our troops in jeopardy. >>alisyn: it is so turbulent in afghanistan, would this fan the flames? >>guest: when is it good to be self enforcing the sharia where you cannot criticize islam. that was not enflaming? newsweeklied of the koran being plushed, that wasnt inflaming? >>dave: why are they doing this? >>guest: because they know catholics will hot ki...

Responses later in the show. >> later for your five 5@5:00. leon pineda landed in afghanistan on a surprise visit. an american soldier killed 16 civilians last weekend. he has denounced the killing. he will deliver a message to hamid karzai. he will speak to a group of about 200 troops. br brand new details about the u.s. soldier accused in if the shooting rampage in afghanistan. military forces are saying ariel surveillance cameras captured him crawling back to his military base and raising his...

The unannounced two-day trip but preplanned for weeks but taken on a new tone after an american soldier killed 16 last weekend. panetta has denounced the killings. today, hell visit with u.s. and u.k. military leaders and speak to a group of about 200 troops. meantime, were getting brand new details about the u.s. soldier accused in that shooting rampage. military sources saying aerial surveillance cameras captured him crawling back to his base and raising his hands in surrender. he was reported...

Alternate location to taxi his plane apparently did not see this incident, was unaware of it. and then went on to address u.s. troops and has now arrived here in kabul. >> obviously on the minds of those troops as well as the defense secretary is this massacre allegedly at the hands of the u.s. soldier. richard, we are getting more information about how this all played out, including perhaps some video of the surrender of this soldier? >> reporter: were unlikely to see that video. it hasnt been ...

when not if. president assad isnt listening, pressing a crackdown on the south keeping that city from south keeping that city from anti-government rebels. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com first some major international news tonight. a scary moment as the defense secretary leon panetta arrived to afghanistan. an afghan vehicle drove onto the runway area of a military base and set it afire. just as panettas plane was landing. another major security breach but pentagon officials sa...

Aggressive with the obama administration. we have john boehner who hauls up his white flag of surrender early and often. hes the one that a lot of tea party groups have been going after, along with eric cantor and kevin mccarthy for just kind of sitting there and that is really a pretty accurate story what my friend in washington tells me is that boehner, what he learned with the shut down is you never pick a president with the president. if youre not going to pick a fight with the president esp...

A very, very hot area, which is essentially the bet place of the taliban and the mission will fail. the program has to do that day in and day out for a year and the special operations troops grit their teeth and do it but it is a thankless job with $43 billion invested in what we think will cause stabilization. >>shepard: if you look back at this 20 or 30 or 40 years if you say, didnt they realized they accomplished their mission in the first few months and the rest is something else? >>guest: w...

physically tiring an election campaign is, of any kind, in america, particularly these days. with all the 24-hours news media. how are you finding the pace of it? >> oh, ive got to tell you, i love it. i dont find it actually grueling at all. i feed off the opportunity to get a chance to be in front of people and, you know, find out what theyre thinking. always, they hand me little messages and notes they want to pass on bits of advice, you know, pass along that theyre praying for me...