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Find. I looked at do we get this in times of political hardship or voices with people in the media planting fears or is it grassroots conflict and economic conflicts that bubble up and become widespread panic. At the outset, i was looking to see if there was a clear difference between alarm and panic. Not all political alarm is panic. What was in my head was after 911 we had good reasons to be concerned about security. When a bomb was detonated my parents had concern because we were the only country with this powerful weapon. In 1834, when a convent was burned down that was panic. So how did w...

for the first 45 minutes of the program. the numbers, if you want to get involved -- we also have a special line for iowa residence. we know it is early, but we know that you are out there watching. you can contact us electronically. if you are on twitter, you can follow lesus. you can also follow the conversation on facebook. this is the right up in this morning's edition of the "des moines register." the latest poll shows a surprise a three-way matchup. mitt romney, ron paul, rick santorum. rick santorum has been largely invisible in the polls about the campaign season and he is no...

coast. clean up efforts continue and another storm is brewing over whether state and local governments did enough to help the residents. here's more from new york. >> four days after the storm blanketed the northeast, folks are digging out and looking for someone to blame. among them, new york city mayor michael bloomburg who took plenty of heat for the city's slow response and cava lier attitude. >> it could have been far worst now in the days to come. >> but today mayor bloomburg admitted that the efforts were less than new yorkers have a right to expect. >> i am dissatisfied with ...

the blizzard slammed the east coast. clean up efforts continue and another storm is brewing over whether state and local governments did enough to help the residents. here's more from new york. >> four days after the storm blanketed the northeast, folks are digging out and looking for someone to blame. among them, new york city mayor michael bloomburg who took plenty of heat for the city's slow response and cava lier attitude. >> it could have been far worst now in the days to come. >> but today mayor bloomburg admitted that the efforts were less than new yorkers have a right to expe...