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Ford and he started hammering the panama canal. he said, we built it, we paid for it, it is ours. were not giving it up. it was -- im not comparing, peggy, donald trump to ronald reagan, but there is -- there is a yearning for a strong leader. america hungers for a strong leader. i think bill clinton himself has said better to show might than be right. >> joe, what happens in washington if somebody stands up in the house or the senate and leads on the issue of these wars and their cost? what if ...

Election on the apprentice. the american people arent going to be hiring him and the republicans arent going to be hiring him in the primary. >> trump called karl roves dismissal of his candidacy, a quote, cheap shot, and accuse ed rove of just wanting attention. >> frankly, you know, karl rove got more publicity from -- i am this, than on anything in awhile. and really what probably bothers karl, i fully understand this, i am very upset with bush because bush had a really bad period of time, an...

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Said, look, the civil war would never have happened without slavery. we need to continue to face up to that. theres still ramifications. >> does the average person think that? the average school kid, arent they being taught that? >> polls over the last 50 years shows people think there are all different kinds of causes for the civil war, an overleaning central government, states rights, keeping the union together rather than slavery being the cause of the union coming asunder. this is a candid l...

Shown that regular arabs want jobs and democracy more than they want an islamic caliphate. women are part of that yearning for change. they played a key role in the changes that have taken place from egypt to tunisia. they are continuing to play a role in bahrain and even libya. if al qaeda is trying to reach that particular market, arab women and its best effort is this, advice on how to get hitched to a terrorist, it makes one wonder, the world must be a safer place. well be right back. okay, ...

Modernity and democracy. women are part of that yearning for change and modernity. they have played a key role in the changes taking place from egypt to tunisia. they continue to play a role in bahrain and even in libya. if al qaeda is tried to reach that particular market, arab women and its best effort is this, advice on how to get hitched to a terrorist, it makes one wonder -- the world must be a safer place. well be right back. homeowners -- rates have been going up, but you can still refina...

>> chris: both of you talked about, what some people call the arab spring, extraordinary spread of people power in a lot of repressive regimes and the complications, of course, are, what follows it, some of the dictators are on our side and some arent. lets talk first of all, senator lieberman about the astonishing situation in syria, a violent crack down there but given the fact that president assad is no friend of the u.s., hes irans biggest ally in the middle east, what should we do about syr...

Exact language to warn the opposition to say if you continue, there will be civil war. >> right. if the great asset, though, of egypt and tunisia is that their homogenous, and others are diverse broken down on tribal or ethnic or religious lines, simply removeation dictator isnt going -- removing a dictator isnt going to change that. one could argue the dictator is helping the country hold together. how are we to be optimist big the prospects of democracy in those countries? >> an oppressive reg...

Of a yearning for basic human dignity in tunisia. weve seen peaceful protesters pour into tahrir square, men and women, young and old, christian and muslim. weve seen the people of libya take a courageous stand against a regime determined to brutalize its own citizens. across the region, weve seen young people rise up. a new generation, demanding the right to determine their own future. -- all right. sorry about that, lost that signal, well try to restore it but -- >> just as he was -- >> it sou...

About more clearly defining what are the goals of this military mission in libya and how he plans to achieve them. as you noted, the president disregarded that advice, moved ahead with his 25-minute speech here to the people of brazil in which he barely mentioned libya and really tried to cast it in a broader context, about all of the change in the middle east and north africa. the president basically saying he wouldnt gave progress report on the military action but instead said, look, nobody kn...