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>> food morning. martha: my first question was, well, how much money has been spent on these programs in the past? >> right. it's one of the depressing things about the age we're in where $20 million you're like, oh, that's not that much, you know? [laughter] it's amazing how little 20 million gets you from the government these days. martha: so you have a problem with this expenditure? >> well, look, i have a problem -- part of what this is going to do is going to be an ad campaign telling people how to live right and live healthy, and i'm not a big nanny state guy. i think part of that's tear...

Eric holder, after wickileaks released secret u.s. diplomatic cables that damaged relations with many countries argued for an active criminal investigation of wickileaks. several court decisions have questioned whether the law allowing this court order is a violation of the constitution, so these legal fights will no doubt continue, bill. bill: doug, thanks, doug mckelway on that story out of washington. heather:heather: we have new des on the search for a missing ten month old girl, police staged a mock break-in of lisa irwin's home, this after according to lisa's mother, she failed a polygra...

Historical christianity. it is a theological cult and i stand by those comments. and by the way --. bill: you don't take them, you don't take back the comments? i just want to be clear. >> i don't take them back at all. in fact, "usa today", this morning, cited a poll of 1,000 protestants pastors who agreed with my position. three out of four agreed with the position, that mormon system not christianity. mormons are not christians. this is no new news. that has been a mainstream view. bill: let me drill down a little bit what your position is and how you define a cult and et cetera. >> yeah. b...

Government overall is spending less on space projects? >> yes. the theory is what private enterprise does it will do more efficiently. it will supply the space station more efficiently, therefore more cheaply in the long run than the government would have done it had they had funds available. the answer to your question, gregg, is yes. the hope here is privatization will reduce the cost of supplying the space station and other forms of space travel. gregg: yeah and in the end we're still going to have american astronauts blasting back up in space though with a public/private partnership? >> th...