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-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com republican presidential candidate herman cain tells his staff he is reassessing the viability of his campaign less than 24 hours after he dropped a political bombshell right here in "the situation room." during my interview with him yesterday, cain revealed that an atlanta woman is claiming she and cain engaged in a 13-year extramarital affair, a claim cain flatly denies. coming on the heels of sexual harassment allegations, this leaves his campaign in a very, very precarious position. what's the latest on the herman cain, joe? >> wolf, with al...

People don't realize what is stuck in these foods. you have to watch the label if you want to go down on carbohydrates and you have to exercise and as we said, last week, what kind of exercise? also get off your duff and get out and exercise. >> diabetes, as a physician you cannot think of as one disease, it is a monster, we're losing the battleground, it is affecting every system in our body, affecting our eyes, hearts, kidneys, servings, limbs, and so you really -- we have an uphill battle and it is $170 billion we are spending on diabetes, 1.9 million people diagnosed in america with diabet...

Stop the grave train and in a show of bipartisan. castle and mccain are working to block it as well tom you and yours say it is about time . it is 170 billion. it is weaning them off. and doing something to solve the program. this is massive operations.

You asked executives about their pay, the compensation. they said they're trying to maintain the access and unwind the millions of bad loans they needed to have this the executive compensation. you didn't buy it. >> no. congress long ago made it not tax deductible unless it was linked to performance. they show they were only vaguely leaked. the bonuses continued. even the general consul at each of the two firms was paid over $1 million. over $2 million. far beyond what would be marked for a lawyer. that is the kind of thing, abuse that has gone on at freddie and fannie for years. it hasn't sto...

The revelations about his ties to fannie mae. reports emerging that he was paid more than $1.5 million in consulting fees over several years by the mortgage giant. now, he maintains that he was paid just to give advice: >> they talked to republicans which is to say -- which is to say they were -- >> that's not true, i have never lobbied. >> what did you -- >> there were no contracts of any kind, we took with anybody, that involved lobbying. martha: so meanwhile, the claims against gingrich come as lawmakers blasted fannie mae and freddie mac executives on capitol hill for getting paid $35 mill...