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the review will be released. john and probably secretary napolitano will discuss their review here at the white house. anticipate that the president and john will continue to look at the situation and evaluate it over the coming months. the review will simply identify and make recommendations as to what was lacking and what needs to be strengthened. the review process will be a dynamic one where the president and john will continue to insure that the agencies are implementing their plans for correcting what was identified in each of those reviews. i will say that yesterday's meeting,...

on a day when chris dodd, byron dorgan said they are not seeking re-election, we take you to the white house and initial reaction from robert gibbs. >> i think the retire -- how do you think it will affect the president's agenda? >> it is hard to look into the crystal ball 11 months from election day. there's retirement on both sides of the aisle. the senate, they will be the same in the house. let the political season play out over the course of the next 11 months. >> i want to ask about terrorism. we know from what the president said yesterday, initial "u.s. news & world report" le...

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> lehrer: good evening, i'm jim lehrer. senators dodd and dorgan announced they won't run again. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the newshour tonight, what do the retirements mean for democratic control of the senate. we'll talk to congress watchers amy walter and chris cillizza. >> lehrer: then, some perspective on how president obama is handling the bomb plot crisis, from walter russell mead, jessica mathews, and dan balz. >> ifill: a report from the streets of yemen's capital, on al qaeda's appeal. >> lehrer: margaret warner upd...

together. go down. monica lewinsky's back talking about bill clinton's testimony under oath. is one of the prosecutors who was close to indicting bill clinton, robert wright was going to indict bill clinton if he didn't accept that disbarment. let's start with the health care bill. david axelrod is at the white house, senior adviser to the president. i want you to listen to this. i know you're familiar with it, because you were in the argument this morning, david. here you are taking on our own ed schultz. and he's a heavyweight. on "morning joe." let's listen. >> ed, let me ask ...

we're joined by senator amy klobuchur of minnesota and jeanne shaheen of new hampshire. let me start with senator klobuchur. is it true that it's come down to a bill that will not have either a public option or this ability to buy into medicare at the age of 55? >> well, chris, we're still getting the numbers from the cbo. but remember, what's been added to the bill now is not just the exchange which allows people to pool their numbers and go in and buy insurance, cheaper, because they've got greater numbers. but it has something modeled on the federal employee health care plan, whic...