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Folks, why won't we go to the doctor? my uncle calls, speech all slurred complaining his arm's numb. he called everyone. he even called my daughter teara-- 'cause, you know, she's got a "year" of nursing. everyone thinks he needs to go to the doctor--including me. so he said, "will you take me?" i'm like, "i'm on the road." he goes, "i'll wait." comedian: stroke's no joke. if you or someone you love has symptoms of stroke, don't wait--it may be too late. dial 911. time lost is brain lost.

Capacity argument right now. iraq, i was just talking with people in iraq. i was watching closely what happened in iraq yesterday. multiple bombing attacks. the news agencies are saying about 100 dead. i'm hearing that it's more like 200-plus that were killed in all of the different attacks yesterday. they were all shiite targets. there's still no government there. do you think that the country is on the risk of renewed civil war? it seems that way, that it's heading in that direction to me. >> richard, i think we were in a period of extremely high risk. the next six months is going to be one ...

Underwater or where the mortgage is worth more than the house. if all those people go belly up, it impacts all of us and it gets us back into a housing bust that could, again, have a difficult or negative consequence for the overall economy. >> bret: mortgage banker's association makes your very point about cost of foreclosures across the board. however, for the person who has been scrapping it together to try to make the mortgage payment and has done it effectively, and yet the neighbor overreached and can't now make the payment, for the person who is scrapping it together and doing it right,...

Senator faces a tough race at home, basks in glow and support of his one-time running mate. a busy hour ahead. but as always, first, an observation or two. the health care debate has been full of numbers. democrats, for example, are proud to note the new law is designed to provide coverage to 32 million americans who don't have insurance today. the republicans, on the other hand, often start their critique with this number 940 billion, too much, they say, for a country deep in debt to be spending right now. that debate will be front and center coast-to-coast as congress goes home for two weeks...

>> i think that's the numb of the problem that you can't really solve. it is unfair but it's also necessary. it's exactly unfair for the reasons that we heard. you pay your mortgages. you have two jobs. you scrape, and you get by. and the guy next to you who takes a vacations, skiing in aspen, and spends it on all kinds of stuff, he gets assistance through the program where you use the tarp funds to give the banks incentive, ie cash, to give you a break on the mortgage and to actually reduce to cut down the actual value of the mortgage. on the other hand, juan's right. i mean, if you have a fo...