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Moments for president obama. they want to eliminate the tax subsidiaries for the president and vice president so that they can force them into obama care. i'm going to read a line here. if the president and senate democrats are going to force the american people to live under obama care, then they and all washington leaders should not be shielded from the law. thoughts? >> well, carol, the fundamental point here is that we're moving very close to a deal. i think we're going to get -- i don't think we're going to default. the fact that the house leadership instead of waiting for the senate to s...

And paul begala is wrong. and that doesn't happen too often. here's what's going on. barack obama, to his credit, is continuing the very architecture he inherited from president bush when it comes to drone strikes and when it comes to secret renditions, when it comes to military commissions. he's continued the basic architecture he inherited from president bush. to president obama's credit, he's added extra layers of due diligence and extra audits. that's good and healthy. i'm glad he's doing it. but make no mistake, the basic bones of how to fight terror, the bush-cheney policies remain in pl...

Problem losing money. last year, the treasury was very strident saying we want this program to work. >> they were strident almost -- >> almost the point of no return. we may not be there. remember, we have an estimate of $2.2 billion from cbo right now. we're not even beyond the point now. one of the points i want to make out that's really important is that that cbo study showed the more you help the borrower the more you actually return to the taxpayer. from the $2.2 billion is on the largest concession. >> add one other dimension to this. to the consent there is a consensus the stimulus work...

Foreclosures. if we dealt with foreclosures we would have dealt with family problems of bankrupt and foreclosures and the bank's problem losing money. last year, the treasury was very strident saying we want this program to work. >> they were strident almost -- >> almost the point of no return. we may not be there. remember, we have an estimate of $2.2 billion from cbo right now. we're not even beyond the point now. one of the points i want to make out that's really important is that that cbo study showed the more you help the borrower the more you actually return to the taxpayer. from the $2....

>> almost the point of no return. we may not be there. remember, we have an estimate of $2.2 billion from cbo right now. we're not even beyond the point now. one of the points i want to make out that's really important is that that cbo study showed the more you help the borrower the more you actually return to the taxpayer. from the $2.2 billion is on the largest concession. >> add one other dimension to this. to the consent there is a consensus the stimulus worked but way too small because it did not provide the keynesian stimulus we needed, the other piece of this puzzle was homeowners were ...