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Jenna: weve spent a lot of time obviously over the last decade talking about al-qaida and the taliban. youve mentioned hezbollah and some of the things that have happened over the last several decades when it comes to countering the united states. what makes hezbollah so different than the enemies weve been fighting in recent times. >> hezbollah is backed by a very powerful regime that has petition row dollars, that is the iranian regime. and we are in confrontation with the iranian, we are deal...

C-- and an army chief said the attack is unacceptable and what does that mean? hes pointing the finger and using harsh rhetoric and it accents what is happening between pakistan and the united states. and that simply is, we have a deteriorating relationship between the two countries. highway trimental is the supply route. we node to get supplies in to our troops. in the near term it will not impact whatsoever we have reserves and if it continues on for weeks and months. it would impact and we wo...

Nominee is yet to be seen. jenna: i was thinking back to the midterm elections. the key word from the key term elections was principle. the tea party coming out they had a strong request for conservatives to be more conservative. and i wonder if the key term for 2012 is going to be compromise. do you think compromise is going to come back and be in vogue? >> reporter: i dont know. you know, the compromise back in forth, there was a lot of push back about whether compromise was a good thing or no...

Committee. i dont expect it can pass the house. i dont expect it will pass the house and senate, whatever comes out in it. we node to talk about bigger ideas. the super committee is only addressing how we reduce our projected national debt ten years down the road from 28 trillion down to $26 trillion. the ryan budget had 23 trillion in national debt at end of ten years. this congress has given up on that. weve got to get to a balanced budget and we need to do so in a short period of time, less t...

Rate from 45% to zero. it would take the trillions of dollars parked overseas and bring it back to the u.s. what is the fine point we node to understand on how it would help the economy if u.s. dollars come home. >> im talking about manufacturing jobs which is really important, and paul ryan gave a good talk at the heritage foundation yesterday talking about how we have to do something to create income mobility. ive been talking about that for months. we need to create opportunities for lower sk...

Fact that you dont like how they handled the immigration issue along the southern border in particular where you work. >> certainly. megyn: the administration has pointed out repeatedly and weve even had republicans come on our show recently and say they have to tip their hat to the obama administration because it has had record deportations, and what they say is they are focusing limited resources and getting rid of the illegal aliens who have committed crimes in the country as opposed to the i...

Warrior for the middle class. >>neil: is that resonating? >>guest: the middle class is getting pounded. look at europe, the problem in europe right now is people are not convinced they can manage their income and their spending. the problem there is when they try to get into some form of responsible budgeting, they have riots and it is creating a crisis globally. we are all connected around the world. the european crisis, their inability to manage the budgets and preserve strength if their curre...

Need to know this. im puzzled by the administrations desire to manage this release of information when in reality its a serious labor intensive effort to gather actionable intelligence off this probe of information and i dont think we node to be holding press conferences talking about what we finds. bill: what are the risks to putting out the information thats been released so far? >> as long as they manage it proper lire, i suppose, obviously they are very smarts and nobody in the community is ...

Because face is an awfully big element in this part of the world. they have to look tough and stand up to us. >> you think that may have been for local consumption >> yes. to appease their manhood . we node to stick with our friends there. not everyone in the country is our friend. answering the question. yes, i believe that some people knew they were there. they felt protected. they didnt have a big security force and so they knew they were safe. >> with all of the billions of dollars coming in...

Could we actually do if this has something to do with global warming. its about people getting the notice, that they get safe, that they get their provisions, that they have a place to go. that we make sure we deal with adaptation before we focus on cutting carbon emissions. if we want to help future victims of tornadoes there are many things we can do much better first. jon: getting underground in a situation like this. an ef5 tornado, there is virtually nothing short of a concrete bunker that ...