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Re-election campaign apparently stands to benefit. a neby lead over the yet to be named republican front-runner. reid wilson is editor in chief of "national journal's" hotline and they join us now. carol, this is your poll. i guess it shouldn't come as a surprise that president obama is the candidate benefiting from the lack of a consensus candidate on the republican side. what did the poll find? >> well, among registered voters, 47% say they'd prefer to see obama re-elected. 37% say they'd prefer to see a republican. a very generic, early test. very early test. >> and when you compare it, i n...

56, 57-word memo from early april 2003. it's from rumsfeld to doug fyfe, his policy guy at the pentagon and in it he basically asked him to come up with solutions to some of the world's biggest problems. check it out. here's what he said. we need more coercive diplomacy with respect to libya and syria. we need it fast. if they mess up iraq, it will delay bringing our troops home. we also need to solve the pakistan problem, and korea doesn't seem to be going well. are you coming up with proposals for me to send around? thanks, you know. could you just save the world from itself. >> korea doesn'...

Should they? is it really the right thing to do? >> we are dealing with something unprecedented. >> in the fall of 2002, the doctors and family decide it is the right thing to do, there will be an operation, they will do it. but now the task, and it is immense. in ahmed and mohamed's case there is some good news. though the boys' brains touch each other, they are apparently independent, and doctors believe they can be teased apart. however, exposing the brain can also lead to complications. >> in order to minimize the risk of infection, you have to make sure that you have sufficient coverage o...

Within archaeologists and cure curators warned them about how important that museum was. if baghdad would get invaded. at the time they thought they convinced the bush administration and the military that that was an important site to protect when the invasion happened. they expected it to be protected. they were shocked when no protection was offered, the site was left abandoned and looted. some of the losses are priceless. staff blamed u.s. troops for not protecting treasures. an items that dated thousands of years and was billions of dollars were destroyed. >> that was april 2003. just a ...

Iraq have been won. decisively." april 2003, he said that. you ever wonder why it occurred to the george w. bush white house to have the president of the united states put on that flight suit and declare mission accomplished in iraq? three days before george w. bush did that, bill kristol declared mission accomplished in the pages of the "weekly standard." said it was done, the war was over. in april 2003. also pick palin, pick sarah palin, you'll definitely win. in punditry, it may not be possible to overdose on wrong. we may have an infinite capacity for wrong, right? if so, bill kristol is ...