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You say that troops make up 20 percent of our budget but they're going to pay 50 percent of the cuts. now, why would washington want that deal? >> well, a lot of us in washington don't. you know, if you keep trying to solve the decifit problem on the backs of our troops, who's going to have our backs the next time we're attacked? bill: secretary panetta says the house and folks like you are just inviting more gridlock. what do you say to that? >> no. we pass the dollars decifit reduction act which will take us on a glide path to start cutting our overall spending, on top of the $487 billion th...

Does a serious attempt to restructure things he got ostracized and criticized. >> one of the candidates is with us, rick santorum. why are you here on this beautiful day? >> after this past week, and hearing the president talk about how he's going to solve the decifit problem by increasing taxes, not dealing with the huge decifits by controlling the explosive growth of government, it's very appropriate here on tax day to get people excited about fighting the tax war, about government taking more of our money, taking more of our freedom away and that's what taxes are, taking your economic freed...

Fundamentally view the problem differently, they see it districtly as a decifit problem, but the decifit is the sentiment -- the similar tom of the disease. -- the simp tom of the disease. that will crush the economy. so again, the decifit is the simp tom. we have to deal with the spending. bill: thank you, jeb henke sar ling. martha: inside al-qaeda's caves, pakistani troops uncovering one of al-qaeda's nerve centers, and wait until you hear who is believed to have been hiding out there.

I think the president has jumped right into the middle of the state's financial crisis. people in the white house are organizing these protests, nationwide, they're spreading it and i believe they are clearly taking the union's side, they're saying the union should not have their power diluted and should be very limited givebacks. here's the problem with that. these states are insolvent. they need to borrow a lot of money. right now, not sometime in the future, right now, would you lend money to a state where the president of the united states turns and says you can't do that to fix your probl...