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Capitol. congress may be nearing a compromise that could at least delay a government shutdown scheduled for next friday. testimonies and republicans have been fighting over a measure to fund government operations for the rest of the fiscal year. well, now they are discussing a temporary deal. democrats would agree to some immediate cuts from president obamas proposed 2012 budget and to cut earmarks right now. in return, republicans would support a spending extension that would keep the governmen...

You, mr. president? these people need you to stand shoulder to shoulder with them tonight. some members of the united states senate are starting to show some leadership. ton this issue, dick durbin released this statement late this afternoon -- "wisconsins teachers and state workers should not be badgered by a governor who refuses to sit down and work out a fair compromise. this time around, this chicago bears fan is rooting for the wisconsin workers that it has." this is what we need from the p...

Congressman rasco bartel whos been voted one of the most conservative congressman, republicans, in the country. >> uh-huh. >> and i cant even imagine him calling the president corrupt. i cant even imagine it. so i think that this is not going -- not a very good thing for a person, ed, and i want you to keep this in mind, mr. issa will have the ability, almost by himself, to subpoena almost anybody in this country to come before our committee. and thats kind of dangerous when somebody who is alre...

The general economy, affecting everybody, and, of course, employment. so at the top level, megyn, what youve got here is serious damage, potential damage, to the economy, and at the bottom level, on the ground floor, this is a human tragedy that is unfolding one person at a time. megyn: and if you are looking for someone to blame, stu, you tell me who gets the blame. because the articles say that it is the banks who foreclosed inappropriately, improperly, prematurely, without the right paperwork...

Senate passed a bill designed to hip small businesses. the vote was 61 to 38. it sets the stage for final approval from the house. it offers incentives to hire more workers. luke russert is joining us from capitol hill. i know the bill passed with the senate. it was a big push from the president, wasnt it? >> it was indeed, alex. there was a huge push by testimonies to get this done in the summer. republicans were able to filibuster it. the measure passed today 61 to 38. it gives over $12 billio...

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