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>> eric: two reasons to have a presence in the middle east. >> bob: one is oil. until we get in-up independent on oil. >> dana: the pew poll in june said across the world people had dimmer view of america thank they thought they would have at this point. you asked a great question on friday. name the foreign policy of the last four years? >> eric: the only one they can go to is we killed bin laden. guess what happened? that caused muslim outrage. >> eric: take a step back. let me point out, what else did president obama think would happen when he goes to cairo. don't worry, make piece and ever...

Engaging on the specifics doesn't help him. i think he will try to get away with this. >> certainly the president has kept immigration alive with his deportation policy. this certainly is fodder for the news cycle. the fact that there could be further lawsuits, this is going to stay in the ether. john, are you of the opinion he can sort of dance around this through november, that he, being governor romney? >> no. well, he can, obviously, dance around it for as long as he wants, but to mark's point, the political imperative for romney is to fix his problem to the extent he can with the hispanic...

Them get a dimmer view. >>guest: the report is another part of the apology tour. a serious issue like human trafficking is given short shrift and that is something if we are going do address on the human rights front, things like china imprisoning people for religious freedom, like darfur, and the human trafficking problem, that is a problem all around the world and needs to be seriously addressed, that is not the equivalent of opposing the afl-cio job killing agenda. >>neil: a big difference between organizing and killing in darfur. thank you very much. do you ever wonder, why is it always pl...

Goes to wall street and the timing for him probably couldn't be better. americans hold a dimmer view of hedge fund traders and exotic financial instruments than they do members of congress. the wall street titan goldman sachs stands accused of fraud by the s.e.c. and days after declaring their unyielding opposition to financial regulatory reform, senate republicans are softening up a bit. today the senate agriculture committee passed a bill that would regulate so-called derivative training -- trading even more than the white house would. and a republican senator chuck grassley of iowa voted in...