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Much depends on the dynamics in the next couple of years, if the republicans take over the house. >> reporter: in their quest for that, some candidates are often getting slapped down by federal are ep cans. targeting comments made by j.d. hayward. >> and until president obama signs his name and in fact has the records revealed, the questions will remain. >> the only difference between these people -- only one is run for the u.s. senate. >> reporter: hayworth has since back tracked on that, as have senator david bitter and others who have voiced solidarity with the birther movement. as for thos...

Feet below the surface failed and each day the oil slick grows, at this point they will work on maybe six to eight days from now they can install a dome. sink that dome 5,000 feet. then suck the oil from the source of the leak on to an onboard ship. that is one temporary solution. until they can cap it, you can expect the oil to keep flowing in the gulf of mexico. >> brian: all right. phil keating, thank you very much for that rather grim update from the coast there. the shrimping, fishing and tourism industries of louisiana are in jeopardy, as the expanding oil slick threatens to wreak havoc ...

But we certainly shouldn't start shutting things down. two days ago, very early i think on "good morning america," david axelrod with the white house suggested shutting down new activity. i think that was the wrong approach. to his credit, president obama later in that day stepped back from that and said we would continue moving forward, but clearly there are going to be procedures and equipment changes made because of the incident. >> brian: all right, senator vitter, from his perch in louisiana. all the best to the people doing their hardest, working their hardest to solve the problem. for a...