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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110324:23:26:00 - Vimarsana News

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Ground game that's keeping libya, that's keeping qaddafi back on his heels, being able to advance his armor. i think the larger picture for the obama administration would be to get nato overseeing that undertaking as well. >> shepard: john busy, assistant managing editor from the "wall street journal," comprehensive reporting there at wsj.com and at foxnews.com. john, thanks a lot. live to the white house next as news is breaking on the war in libya. it's almost the bottom of the hour. that means top of the news right after a commercial break on fox report. on. sovereign of the security line. ...

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>> shepard: rick folbaum live in our new york newsroom tonight. thank you. demonstrators took to the streets in neighboring jordan today. another strong ally of the united states. there, thousands of protesters praising egyptians for their current wave of protests and complaining domestically about rising prices and high unemployment. jordanians also for a change in their government. the big picture now. john busy, the assistant managing editor for the "wall street journal," which is owned by the parent company of this network. started of with tune in issue in shah has spread across the region...

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Votes on the senate floor. >> a, thank you for explaining that. and b, thank you for letting me interview about this on your program this evening. i owe you some real estate. you go get it back from me tomorrow. >> it's my favorite thing. you know i'd come on early to do that. thank you, rachel. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. well, john busy and his wife molly didn't want to bring their 17-month old daughter bradley on an airplane this week. bradley's too young to be vaccinated for coronavirus and too tiny to wear a mask. so they decided to drive. "the washington post" reports, quote,...

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Memo to the f.b.i. for the appropriate redactions. last week white house refused to release that saying that there was too much information about sources and methods for that to go public. melissa. >> lots to keep tabs on there. good job, thank you. >> let's dig into all of this more with john busy, associate editor of the "wall street journal." what congress did last week sup plants the budget anyway. >> president's budgets are wish lists. infrastructure is popular. it goes down well with democrats and republicans. the big issue is whether or not they'll find the money for it. where will the ...

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[ applause ] >> members of congress, i have the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> shep: john busy from the "wall street journal." last time we saw anything quite like this, i suppose was back during the health care debate and he called a session together like this. it's my sense that the president is about to get aggressive, if not tonight, over the next few weeks and months. seems like he's getting started. let's listen to the president. we're told 43 minutes without applause. >> mr. presiden...