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Dana bash spoke in warsaw. so many takeaways from this exclusive interview, dana. what stood out to you now? >> reporter: one of the most interesting things is how the polish government right now is kind of realigning itself and redirecting itself towards the issue of national security. you know this, both of you, bianna and jim, it's not as if the security of the pols has been far from their thoughts or policies at all pretty much ever, but right now especially with this long border between this country of poland and ukraine, even more so. this country, this government just purchased $4.75 bi...

Yemen, libya, somalia, and an affiliate in cameroon. we're stretching ourselves thin, and congress still won't have a debate. >> the russian role in all of this potentially very dangerous right now with russian warplanes flying around over syria, u.s. warplanes flying around over syria. they coordinate, but they're potentially, there could be a disaster up over the skies of syria. >> there could be a disaster, wolf, you're right. and again, it's just an indication of how complicated this is. it's not just the growing number of nations, the growing number of troops. we've spent $4.75 billion. b...

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Authorize them. the white house says there was no "rush," to get the loan guarantees out before the deadline and all were approved open the merits, but issa is not sure and wants to ask the energy secretary. >> the last day the law was there, $4.75 billion was thrown into loans and a question we have for secretary chu: tell us why that last day somehow you had everything you needed and you did not is it over a period of time before? >>reporter: it remains if the loans are questionable in terms of the recipients being candidates for bankruptcy and another house subcommittee plans hearings on fr...

Guarantees were made on the merits, and there was no rush to get them done before the deadline, but congressman issa isn't sure, and he wants to ask the energy secretary about it. >> on the last day that the law was there, $4.75 billion was thrown into loans, and one of the questions we have for secretary chu is tell us why that last day somehow you had everything you needed, and you didn't have it over a period of time before? >> reporter: concerns follow solyndra's bankruptcy leaving taxpayers on the hook for loan guarantees, and because of a restructuring deal mentioned in e-mails. pram man...