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Bankruptcy and raising serious questions why slolyndra got the taxpayer funded program in the first place. >> reporter: it isnt the loan itself according to darrell issa, the big problem someone sub bort nated the process to get the loan, he wants to know who did it, how they did it and make sure they dont do it again. >> how they pick winners or losers, remember, this was a 500 million dollar ear mark effectively by political eye pointees. something you hear about with the congress, dont always...

The democratic side. could a democrat get away with being this politically incorrect and having fun with -- taking on callers and trashing people because you dont like the questions they ask? >> no, chris, i dont think they could. i think its a thin line between someone whos authentic and tough and being a bully and christies getting close to that line. but i think hes smart enough to know -- >> why do people like him, then? wait a minute. 54% in jersey right now. >> i think people like the fact...

President. is that the best offense right now? >> absolutely for perry. no question about it. romneys issue is, as i said before -- his comments will be this is obama 2.0. he is flip flopping on health care and abortion and gay marriage when he was the governor of massachusetts. so a lot of people dont understand or do not know where mitt romney stand on the critical issues of the day. what perry will say and what his theme will be is you stick with me and you will always know where i stand and ...

worst fire season in history gets worse by the hour. this is the worst of the worst. southeast of austin, 30,000 acres consumed, hundreds of homes destroyed, zero containment. this fire started sunday, barely 48 hours ago, and already governor rick perry calls it as mean a fire as he has ever seen and hes seen a whole lot of wildfires this year. the texas forest service counts 294 consecutive days of wildfires somewhere in the state. you see the numbers here behind me. not coincidental...

could it still fall apart? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room". its been a day of dramatic changes in washingtons debt crisis. within the past few hours capitol hills angry partisanship gave way to serious negotiations, and then to predictions of an agreement within the very near future, one top republican, the senator minority leader mitch mcconnell declared and im quoting, hes confident and optimisti...

forces of rain raping her. why shes in the headlines again. and the battle for yemen intensifies. government troops try to put down a rebellion that refuses to go away. hello. a rare and deadly strain of the e. coli bacteria is no longer confined to europe. the bacteria has already killed 17 people. authorities in the u.s. say three people have now fallen ill from e. coli. all of them had recently been to germany, the center of the current outbreak. experts say theres no reason for a...

What did you make of all these excuses, really? >> well, he -- people have met greg mortenson knows that he is a different sort of person. you know, hes -- he has done a lot of great work over there. and i think we should be careful not to immediately throw all of that out because there are some questions being raised. you know, he can be an odd person to talk to. and when i asked him about that i gave him a chance to, you know, say, youre really just saying this was something that happened to y...

Chance. he said, yeah, i didnt understand publishing or nonfiction writing. it was almost like he got rolled by the process. and thats too bad. but obviously, its not a good enough answer, but i dont think it means that ieverything in those books is a lie. remember, in "outside" magazine we did a profile of mortenson where our writer was whim from start to finish on one of his missions in pakistan and everything he saw happened from a crazy scene at a bank where he and a associate took out $2,00...

Questions being raised. you know, he can be an odd person to talk to. and when i asked him about that i gave him a chance to, you know, say, youre really just saying this was something that happened to you? it wasnt -- you werent a participant in these inaccuracies. he didnt really take that chance. he said, yeah, i didnt understand publishing or nonfiction writing. it was almost like he got rolled by the process. and thats too bad. but obviously, its not a good enough answer, but i dont think i...

>> well, he -- people have met greg mortenson knows that he is a different sort of person. you know, hes -- he has done a lot of great work over there. and i think we should be careful not to immediately throw all of that out because there are some questions being raised. you know, he can be an odd person to talk to. and when i asked him about that i gave him a chance to, you know, say, youre really just saying this was something that happened to you? it wasnt -- you werent a participant in thes...