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Abroad until it was too late. no budget would say the american people are lazy. your guy never used that. >>guest: and he never said blame the american people. >>neil: did you write that speech? >>guest: i wrote the first half of the speech, pretty much. >>neil: that was a blame game. >>guest: no, no, no, carter wrote the first part reading the quotes of people saying about it, speaking of moments of contrition. >>neil: is this president having that moment? >>guest: no, what he will not do, let me contrast. when you do the lazy thing or when you do the other ones where he said we do not work a...

while hiking. texas governor rick perry failed to live up to his front-runner's status this weekend. mitt romney won michigan straw poll by a 3-1 margin over perry. now, romney's father served as michigan governor in the '60s making the son somewhat of a home state favorite. in florida, herman cain took top billing. he drew twice as many votes as perry, with romney in third place. cain says he won because voters are beginning to notice his 999 tax plan. here's how he explains it. >> my plan is bold because it throws out the tax code and imposes a business flat tax of 9%, personal f...

Down. and i've got to tell you, when the president finally made his speech earlier last night, on tuesday night, the reaction from the crowd there was immediate. they were outraged, angered, crying out, and there are still people in the square tonight and protests will continue tomorrow. there's no doubt about it. the question is, the larger the populous in egypt, 80 million people in this country, we've only seen perhaps a million or so over these last eight days, we're not sure the expect number protesting in the streets. those who haven't been protesting, how are they going to respond to wh...

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Concerns that many people have in the law enforcement community. this is not about one voice. this is about the voice of the entire city crying out for unity, crying out, saying how do we come together and deal with real issues in policing and at the same time protect our officers? i wore that uniform for 22 years of my life, i had a bullet proof vest on protecting our community. i know how trying and difficult these times are. >> we have had a lot of protests and a lot of heated rhetoric. do you believe that contributed to this? >> no, not at all. those that were calling for police reform wer...