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This week. john, thank you very much. last month the obama administration sent out a memo that could change the work requirement tied to welfare. triggered letters from at least nine governors warning the move could wipe out progress made by the bipartisan welfare reform law passed in 1996. joining us to talk about that live one of the governors fighting back, jan brewer of arizona. governor, thank you so much for coming in today. >> thank you. i'm honored to be here. >> shannon: let's talk about the letter. the white house is saying the action doesn't necessarily tell states they have to chan...

Backstage, and the all-important arrivals on the most famous red carpet in the world, where fashionista stars are made or shamed. if tweeting's your thing, oscar wants to you share your favorite memories with the twitterverse. fashionblogger.com is already running best and worst dressed previews. and bloggers around the world are preparing to praise or pan what people are wearing, from the second they set foot on the premises. and the action doesn't end when the show does. several post-oscar parties will be live-streamed. diana alvear, abc news, çó hollywood. >> i'm downloading right now. >>...

Spending and the president should be focussed on reducing the budget deficit. gregg: and christina romer has spent her professional life writing about how government action doesn't fix the economy and what about republican complaints the president is blaming the past administration for the difficulty easing the current economic crisis. >> reporter: well, they say the president is not only exaggerating bush administration policies, the effect of bush administration policies on the deft in g difficulty of getting out of the recovery and is exaggerating the stimulus package, and disputing that it...

I think that, you know, both sides -- both trump and his critics kind of merged the two issues in some respect, every time trump is previously heard about russia, he's dismissed it because he used russia as shortland for your election was tainted or somehow doesn't count and i think now it's healthy for people to separate these two issues and even last week, we saw the intelligence community speaking in unison warning about russian online influence and cyber issues affecting elections. kelly: so let's review real quickly for viewers who maybe just discovering this what deputy attorney general ...

That russia had not done anything that if an action doesn't have any consequence, then there's no foul. now, the russian foreign minister made the comments at the munich security conferences, biggest conferences in the world of foreign policy. he wasn't the only russian diplomat there. we also saw sergey kislyak, that name should be familiar. he was russian's ambassador to the united states an his name came up on daily basis early on in the discussions of the allegations of collusion between russia and the then trump campaign, he was the ambassador then and he said about the indictment that he...