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>> has no business and no obligation having to pay for wall street's bad bets. that's their bad bets and they can eat them. >> well, congresswoman, yes, we're not so sure. different political goal but both movements are taking full advantage of our precious right of free speech. what we don't know is whether the protesters from the left are going to rival the tea party. >> only pakistan can save pakistan. only afghanistan can save afghanistan. and right now, we should focus on america saving america. >> here's the question. is borrowing a page from ron paul huntsman's path to popular...

the reality is that employers will hire, if they've got the right incentives. but the incentives have to outweigh the costs. as an example, businesses aren't going to hire someone because the government's going to give them a $4,000 tax credit. if the government mandates that are imposed on them cost a lot more than that, temporary credit. in recent years these mandates have been overwhelming. private sector job creators of all sizes have been pummeled by decisions being made right here in washington. they've been slammed by uncertainty from the constant threat of new taxes out of co...

be part of a possible terror plot against the u.s. planned to coincide with the 9/11 anniversary. government sources say they think two of these three people are american citizens. we will have the very latest in a moment. republicans running for president getting ready for monday night's big debate in tampa. cnn and the tea party express teaming up and sponsoring this event which will feature questions from the audience. we are just minutes away from nasa heading to the moon. a scheduled launch, a new mission, we'll tell you all about it. plus we will show you that launch when i...

One told cnn he resigned over the killing of civilians. in a telephone interview, he said, gadhafi told me he was planning on using airplanes against the people in benghazi. i told him he would have thousands of people killed if he does that. in the hours after he said he resigned, the state-run media reported that the exinterior minister had been kidnapped by anti-government gangs. a little later in the show, ben weederman will take a look at the libyan army as muammar gadhafi refuses to back down. soldiers and officers are facing difficult choices. do they follow the government's orders, the...

The u.s. is against getting the citizens out of libya. it's chartered a ferry. that's scheduled to depart tripoli less than three hours from now. passengers will need to reimburse the government for the cost of the trip. the state department says so far it's not been able to schedule chartered flights out of the country. tonight spend a little time now looking at some of the important divisions within the libyan army. cnn's ben weederman was the first western tv journalist to report from inside libya. he's got great insights to how the political turmoil is playing out now that the protesters...