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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120508:09:34:00 - Vimarsana News

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Would most likely serve as the base for an operation target gts the united states, i think yemen would have been at the top of most people's list. and it is something of a foreign policy issue that really has not gotten a lot of attention in the u.s. presidential election, but it's a very serious issue. afghanistan, pakistan are still important, but yemen is a real problem with regards to terrorism and al qaeda right now. >> we're enforcing it by drone. evan coleman, thank you for bringing us perspective. >> thank you very much. let's turn to the global economy. european markets are holding ...

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Trying to force him to clarify what he calls his evolving stance on gay marriage. politicians are getting cold feet about the austerity plan that the voters don't like. we tell you why it could spell trouble for obama. we look at the campaign issues and look at how romney and obama differ on the war on terror. plus, blaming america in the return of the grapevine. "special report" from washington starts at 6:00 eastern. now back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> bob: well, we talked about the american indians and this is a lead in to the next segment, tea party is about to get another scal...

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Revolution and the rippling effects it may have on your 401(k). president nicolas sarkozy with his tough talk on austerity and his supermodel wife there is now officially out. and a socialist, francois hollande is now in with a promise to raise taxes and also emphasize growth. that makes u.s. markets very nervous as does the result of a vote in greece that put its austerity plan at risk as well. also investors in asia are the first ones to have a chance to react to that result in france and they do not like it. all the major indices across the region are down this morning. somewhere around 2...

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French were tired of it. and i think the fact that hollande real sold his boringness and the french like his boringness right now, that shouldn't be discounted either. it's not just about the euro. >> all right. >> quick question. obviously, there's tremendous ripple effects to all of this. but one of them could be felt in england, which is obviously in a double dip recession right now. and i'm wondering has the cameron government looked at this and decided maybe it's time to change course with its own austerity plan, or are they staying the course in light of the economic data that's coming f...

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What is frustrating about the white house is they have had four budget submissions and they decided to duck this challenge every time. more debt, more spending, more taxes, and that hurts our economy. that will lead to austerity, and we think that's wrong, and that's why we put out alternatives. we had tim geithner who game to the committee on thursday and said, quote, we don't have a definitive solution, we just don't like yours. i can't think of a better example of what stems up the crisis. >> congressman van hallen, respond. >> jack lew and ben bernanke are right. if you have a strict auste...