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Two interesting things. one about us, people want us to play a much larger role. how will we intervene against the syrians and so forth? very big interest there. the other thing, you don't hear anything about israel. two years ago if i made the same trip, almost all of it would be, why aren't you americans doing more about the palestinians? now that's parked on the side. it's either the problems in syria, the internal problems in bahrain, iran. it really is a new middle east. >> richard, thank you. coming up next, baseball analyst. we're going to have who? peter gammons. >> hall of famer. ye...

That -- about speculative trading had been tougher. i still think the derivatives language could have been tougher. i know what russ feingold is saying, but the rest of the democratic caucus is saying this is what we can do. we'll try tryingen it as we go along. >> tone, is this an obama victory if it happens? >> it's a moderate political victory for him in the short term. i think in the long term it will be seen to have contracted credit and not seen as a plus, but republicans are not fighting it in the way they fought health care so it's -- it's a victory for him, but i don't think a big one...

And jon kyl, the second highest ranking republican in the senate says unemployment benefits are a necessary evil. hold it right there. you know what's evil, senator? is your party and the way you have outsourced millions of jobs and then turned around and cut the water off on hard-working americans. no fault of their own. and legendary baseball analyst peter gammons is here tonight. he'll join me in the playbook to talk about the passing of yankee owner and legend george steinbrenner, but this is the story that has me fired up tonight. i just can't get over this comment by senate majority lead...

Tough for the dealers around this country. >> all right, phil lebeau live. thank you very much, phil. and former espn personality steve phillips is coming clean about his sex addiction. this morning in an exclusive interview on "today" the former baseball analyst and new york mets general manager admitted he knew he had a problem back in august two months before he was fired at espn. a 22-year-old production assistant told phillips' wife they were having an affair. phillips says he broke his wife's heart and damaged their relationship in a terrible way. he says he's not hiding behind a trend...

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